Why?Personally I like cotton, because it's not plastic and it's breathable.
i understand what you goin thru:( but i wouldnt store the pee and i dont think so that the stored pee would be accurate to do the home pregnancy testAnyways all d best:)
That would be fine but put it in the fridge with a cover on it.
Your pee is going to be the same today as it is tomorrowand if you are pregnant you will have more of the hormone in the later pee than the pee you have now and storeWhat would be the need to store it? Just pee on it when you get the test.
I preferred cotton than any other fabricsits has all the category that every one is looking for BREATHABLE: This refers to a cotton fabric's ability to transmit water vapor away from the bodyABSORBENT: This refers to a cotton fabric's ability to remove liquid water from the skin like a towelTEXTURED: Cotton fibers are naturally convoluted, or bulkedThis serves to trap air within the fabric structureSTATIC-FREE: Cotton's freedom from static charge is well-known and taken advantage ofHYPOALLERGENIC: This means a low tendency to cause allergic reactionsCotton's uses in the medical arena are well known: swabs, gauze, and other bandage productsSTRETCH: Although stretch is an inherent property of knitted cotton fabrics, the term is now normally applied to knitted or woven fabrics containing from about 2 to 5% spandex yarnsWEATHERPROOF: Resistance to wind and rain can be readily achieved in cotton fabrics by a combination of construction and finishUV-PROTECTIVE: Cotton fabrics can be treated with UV blocking agents to provide excellent sun protectionFLAME RESISTANT: Durable flame retardant finishing of cotton fabric has been common for protective clothing, military applications and children's sleepwearANTIMICROBIAL: Cotton fabrics can be treated with antimicrobial finishesSocks and food service uniforms have been major markets.
