There is so much information out there, where do you start? This is just a very quick blog post to point you in the right direction.
If you are interested in reviews of individual cups then check out Melissa's blog - Melissa is a goldmine of information and has reviewed and photographed most cups on the market. She has also produced You Tube videos and comparison photos, comparing one cup beside another. Melissa's stiffness chart compares how soft each brand is.
Obsi has also reviewed many different cups on her blog - Obsi is also an expert in cloth pads and has a website selling her own cloth pads as well as a lot of information rich websites. Obsi has also compared the squishiness of cups. For a whole load of cloth pad information her website, Ecomenses is the place to go.
LiveJournal is another place where I hang out quite a lot. There are tabs along the right hand side so you can filter the information, depending on what you need to know. If you can't find your answer then you can always post your question on there.
If you speak French then the Easycup forum is another little gem of information. If you are willing to use an online translator or friend then I would recommend having a look at Easycup.
These websites are only the tip of the iceburg as there is so much information out there. Sometimes, it's just knowing where to look.
If you can't find an answer to your question on any of those forums or websites then please contact us and we can suggest other websites. We also have a facebook page and Flickr site which may help.
Happy researching!
Obsi has also reviewed many different cups on her blog - Obsi is also an expert in cloth pads and has a website selling her own cloth pads as well as a lot of information rich websites. Obsi has also compared the squishiness of cups. For a whole load of cloth pad information her website, Ecomenses is the place to go.
LiveJournal is another place where I hang out quite a lot. There are tabs along the right hand side so you can filter the information, depending on what you need to know. If you can't find your answer then you can always post your question on there.
If you speak French then the Easycup forum is another little gem of information. If you are willing to use an online translator or friend then I would recommend having a look at Easycup.
These websites are only the tip of the iceburg as there is so much information out there. Sometimes, it's just knowing where to look.
If you can't find an answer to your question on any of those forums or websites then please contact us and we can suggest other websites. We also have a facebook page and Flickr site which may help.
Happy researching!
