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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is used to hold some special hygiene products for women! Things like sanitary napkins, which are put directly into the sewer will clog the drainage system, and it is not very elegant to put them directly in the trash can (for example, the color is too bright during menstruation), so it is much better to put them in the women's bag.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's a question asked by a doll child! That's a physiological change for women every month, and to pass menstruation, you have to use tampons. After use, put the unsightly tampon into a bag and call it"Ladies bags"to avoid being thrown directly into the sewer and clogging the drainage system.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22S B, I don't know, the sanitary napkin is installed, I am afraid that the guests will throw it into the toilet and block the sewer pipe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21I really don't know?
Packed with feminine hygiene products.
Probably not, rinse once before use.
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