We recommend washing your Saalt Cup at least once every 12 hours with our all-natural Saalt Wash, but it’s not the only option. You may also use any other mild soap that is pH-balanced, fragrance-free, oil-free, and rinses clean with no residue. Plea
See Before First Use for how to clean your menstrual cup right out of the box. During your period, remove the cup (always use clean hands) and rinse first using cold water to help avoid discoloration and odor. Then wash using warm water and mild soap
After your period, rinse your menstrual cup in cold water first to help avoid discoloration and odor. Then wash thoroughly using our all-natural Saalt Wash or hot water and mild soap. Avoid strong cleaners or anything that may irritate your skin if n
There are a few different techniques when it comes to keeping your cup clean, so here are some of our go-to suggestions!. It is important to sanitize your cup before first use and before or after each period. You can do this by either:. During your p
If you have access to a sink in a public restroom, the best method is to remove and empty your menstrual cup, then wash it in a sink as you would at home. If it’s inconvenient to get to the sink in a public restroom, no worries! You might consider ca
Hard water build up and residue can be unsightly, but at the end of the day, it should not harm your cup or disc or your body. You can try boiling your cup in distilled water moving forward if you like. All minerals have been filtered out of distille
To prevent discoloration and staining, always rinse your cup first with cold water after emptying. Then wash your disc with Saalt Wash or a mild cleanser that is free of oils and fragrances. Though silicone can become discolored over time, staining w