Improving Hygiene Practices: Use easy tape for sanitary pads correctly

Rising Hygiene Standards and Public Restroom Challenges

As times progress and living standards improve, people's behavior becomes increasingly civilized, and higher standards for hygiene are established. However, in public restrooms, it is still common to see used sanitary napkins discarded carelessly. This not only creates an unpleasant visual impact but also poses hygiene concerns.

So, is there a solution to this problem?

Proper Usage of easy tape for sanitary pads: A Guide for Consumers and Manufacturers

In the 1980s, when sanitary pads with easy-disposal tabs were introduced in China, some manufacturers, in an effort to cut costs, stopped using adhesive lines and repurposed the easy-disposal tabs as sealing tabs, calling them "sanitary napkin sealing tabs." Users mistakenly believed these tabs were solely for sealing purposes, neglecting their primary function of disposal. It has been observed that many consumers and some manufacturers are unaware of the true purpose and correct usage of the easy-disposal tabs. Therefore, it is necessary to re-educate on the proper usage of these tabs:

Place the used sanitary napkin on the outer wrapping film, roll it up from the side without the disposal tab, secure it with the disposal tab, and then throw it into the wastebasket.

Sanitary napkin products are continually evolving and improving. 

We hope that industry professionals will guide consumers on the correct use of the easy-disposal tabs on sanitary napkins.

Use easy tape for sanitary pads correctly

Roll the pad up tightly and neatly, starting from one end and working your way to the other. Roll it up so that the soiled part is on the inside, and the adhesive part is on the outside. Rolling up your pad will make it easier to wrap and minimize the space it takes up in the garbage.