Funny thing, with disposables, I needed the longest ones to keep from leaking off the ends, but with cloth, the shortest pads serve me well, and with less bulk. The fluffy cotton fleece seems to "grab" fluid before it can migrate very far. The downside is that it doesn't let go of the blood easily, so handwashing isn't really practical.

My favorite Lunapad is the Mini Pad, and I use Mini Liners with them, the Wing ones for heavier flow and the Basic ones the rest of the time. I usually stick with the Mini Pad, but I like that I can use Mini Liners with the Maxi Pad, too, when I want more coverage without the bulk of a longer liner when I know I'll only bleed through in the middle.

And I love that Mini Liners are small enough to fit in my pockets! I don't carry a purse, so it is essential for me to be able to bring everything I need for a day on my person. Not to mention that it's nice to not have to bring anything with me to the restroom! Plus, they dry very quickly, so they're ideal for long trips when I'll need to wash my pads before I'm home again.

However, my first Lunapads are nearly four years old now, and my oldest Mini Liners are substantially less absorbent than they used to be. Since I've never been able to squeeze more than one liner into a single Lunapad, I have to be much more vigilant about changing my older Mini Liners than my newer ones, which is irritating at best and messy at worst. (Posted on 9/28/11)

These liners feel very soft against my skin. I tested their absorbency with water, and the held a tablespoon's worth just fine! I even squeezed them to see if they would leak, and they didn't! I don't use these with the mini pad though. Instead, I'm planning to put them under some of my non-waterproof cloth pads and use them as a booster, or just extra leak protection! (Posted on 2/8/11)

The thing I love about the liners is that you can add one or two (depending on your flow) to the pad. This is great because everyone has a different flow. I usually use the regular liners but lately I have had a growing appreciation for the winged liners. They are perfect for the heavier days of your period as an extra guard against leaks.

I have been using Lunapads for over a year now and I have decided that the mini's are what works best for me. Every time that I have had to use disposables for some reason I find the experience more uncomfortable than the last. (Posted on 2/5/11)

I love having a bunch of less expensive liners to switch out on my lunapads winged pad. I use the mini pad every day of my cycle for regular discharge, and I found that lighter colors (pink and blue) show the stains less (whereas during your period darker colors hide the stains better). The liners are soft and durable, and I just love them. (Posted on 2/4/11)