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...But how do you clean the Aqua Cup menstrual cup if there is no water tap nearby?
(in public toilets, malls, workplace public toilets, etc.)
Another advantage is that it doesn't absorb anything, it just "collects", so it doesn't dry out the vagina. It doesn't get wet or fall apart even after long hours! Unlike a tampon, it does not leave a synthetic fiber residue in the vagina.
The menstrual cup can be safely inside from 4 to 10-12 hours, so you can wait in calm conditions until you clean it at home
Be anywhere, do anything.
If you can't wait until you get home and you are forced to clean your cup in a public place, no problem!
Although you might find it hard to believe at first, you can actually do it without water, only with a little routine and a few quick moves.
Be sure to wash your hands before going to the toilet, or use disinfectant gel or cloth to clean your hands!
When removing, carefully lower the cup vertically into the palm of your hand. Simply stuff a portion of toilet paper into the cup. This makes it less "blood bath-dangerous" and you can completely soak up all the blood and moisture from it.
When it's already dry, wipe the cup with a lactic acid intimate cloth - for a complete refreshing experience!
Next to the vacuum holding holes, fold the cup directly with two fingers, then press the corner of the wipe into the silicone holes on both sides with your fingernail. It will be perfectly clean there too!
After putting it back in, you can even refresh yourself with an intimate cloth. After putting on the cup, it is worth wiping the vaginal entrance with an intimate tissue in a deep circle once more, so that no blood remains on the vaginal wall, which may later land on the underwear. Perfect refreshment and a clean dry feeling are then guaranteed even on the hardest days!
Unlike toilet paper, throw the cleaning cloth in the trash instead, because it can easily cause blockages in the toilet drain!
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