Hors...don't tell me....you're really a gynecologist right? Am I right????
In the original sticky on "Feminie Care in the wilderness" ~I think TxStrong had the best post with this:
Quote from TxStrong
"I've got a quick, simple and CHEAP tip to use instead of the Glad Rags...go to the dollar store...they sell 10 packs of washcloths for $5...fold the washcloth into thirds. They wash very easily, just toss them into a bucket (old ice cream buckets work well, with a tbsp of detergent...rinse out at the campsite and allow to air dry. They'll work indefinitely (completely reusable) and in the 6 months I've used them, I've never had an issue with bleed through. You can also carry a washcloth per person to use instead of TP or leaves, and wash them in the same manner. Wish I could take credit for the washing machine, but I stole the idea from "Travels With Charlie" and just modified the size of the container. Maybe a general hygene section, with a sub heading for females would be the way to go. Laundry, bathing, dishwashing, soapmaking, etc could be covered in addition to just more typically "female" issues. I think hygiene is important if only to minimize the risk of Cholera, dysentery and other lovely illnesses caused by poor sanitation."
It's simple, cheap, hygenic...comfortable, safe, and easy. The last thing I want to worry about is problematic moss & corn cobs making me "de-wedgie" or squirm along a hiking trail all day. If by chance I cannot find anything of cotton that is absorbant and re-usable after washing, I would honestly rather tear off the sleeve of my shirt and make do with that!