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TikToker discovers an unconventional hack; uses tampons to absorb grease while cooking.

Tampons in the kitchen? TikToker's grease-soaking method causes stir

TikToker discovers an unconventional hack; uses tampons to absorb grease while cooking.

TikToker Victoria, known as Victorias.Way on the platform, recently shared a controversial life hack that has sparked intense discussions among her followers. The mother claimed that using two small tampons is the simplest way to remove grease while cooking meat, as they effectively absorb the excess fat.
In her video, Victoria demonstrated placing the tampons directly into the pan, without bothering to pull the strings over the side like a tea bag.
As she proceeded with the cooking process, Victoria let the tampons rest to the side, allowing them to absorb the excess grease. This unconventional method triggered a heated debate in the comments section.&nbsp;
A commenter expressed strong disapproval, stating, "Hell nah!!! You outta line for this one." Another person named Mikaela raised concerns about the expense of tampons for such a purpose. Many viewers even jokingly advised against eating at others' houses after watching the video.
A significant point of contention centered around potential chemical exposure. The National Institute of Health acknowledges that menstrual products may contain traces of parabens, phthalates, and pesticide residue, further fueling the debate surrounding this unorthodox kitchen hack. &nbsp; &nbsp;Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/delulu-is-the-solulu-the-viral-k-pop-tiktok-gen-z-trend-explained-1695112190094">Delulu is the solulu: The viral K-pop TikTok Gen Z trend explained</a>

Tiger Woods downplayed the gesture by calling it ' all fun and games between friends'

'...it hasn't turned out that way': Tiger Woods apologises for handing Justin Thomas tampon

Following public backlash, ace American golfer Tiger Woods has apologised for handing his playing partner Justin Thomson a tampon as a 'prank' during the Genesis International. 

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Tiger Woods downplayed the gesture by calling it ' all fun and games between friends'

Following public backlash, ace American golfer Tiger Woods has apologised for handing his playing partner Justin Thomas a tampon as a 'prank' during the Genesis International.&nbsp; While playing at the ninth hole during the first round, Woods handed Thomas a menstrual product discreetly after his drive went ahead of Thomas' hit. In reply, Thomas laughed it off and was later seen throwing away the tampon.&nbsp; The 15-time major champion who was instantly called out for his sexist behaviour had earlier downplayed the gesture by calling it 'all fun and games between friends'. The 47-year-old apologised for his behaviour later and said, 'If I offended anyone in any way, shape or form, I'm sorry'

There are so many eco-friendly, affordable and readily available sanitary products in the market that you just might be spoilt for choice!.

Time to bid adieu to regular pads for eco friendly alternatives

Moving away from regular menstrual products that one is accustomed to can be hard. But there are some incredibly easy-to-use, environmentally conscious and sustainable menstrual care alternatives that make it easier to cut the strings attached.
There are so many eco-friendly, affordable and readily available sanitary products in the market&nbsp;that you just might be spoilt for choice!
Menstrual Cups&nbsp;
The menstrual cup&nbsp;is a type of reusable silicone product that collects your period fluid for around 6-10 hours. &nbsp;It is essential to wash the cup before inserting it into your vagina. After emptying it out, you need to rinse it once with water before re-inserting it.&nbsp;They are easy to use, odour-free, environment friendly, and even pocket friendly. These cups are leakproof which means you no longer need to worry about stains. Don't forget to sterilise your cup by boiling it in water, at the end of every period cycle.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Organic Sanitary Pads
Sanitary pads made of organic material like cotton and bamboo can be beneficial for both your menstrual health and the environment. They are super absorbent to ensure protection from leakage. Most importantly they are an eco-friendly alternative as they are biodegradable.
Reusable Cloth Pads
Made up of a breathable fabric, cotton pads seem to be a great alternative to regular sanitary pads. They are reusable, washable, highly absorbent and eco-friendly. They are also quite economical as they can last up to one year or longer, but this is subject to your usage. It is advised you change your cloth pad every 4 to 6 hours or as per your flow. You can wash these and reuse them, which makes them extremely sustainable to use.&nbsp;
Period Panties
Period panties have the comfortable feel of regular underwear but with an added protection from menstrual leakage.&nbsp;These are absorbent, leakproof and can be reused after a wash. We urge you to not be skeptical! It may sound like an alien concept but they're actually pretty easy to use. Put them on like regular underwear and forget all about it.&nbsp;
Biodegradable Tampons
Made of sustainable ingredients such as organic cotton, biodegradable tampons are a great alternative to regular pads. These are leakproof, easy to use and allow you to move around without worrying about stains.
With environment-conscious, pocket-friendly, comfortable to use menstrual care options available, it is time we bid adieu to the regular sanitary pads.&nbsp;
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Moving away from regular menstrual products that one is accustomed to can be hard. But there are some incredibly easy-to-use, environmentally conscious and sustainable menstrual care alternatives that make it easier to cut the strings attached.
There are so many eco-friendly, affordable and readily available sanitary products in the market&nbsp;that you just might be spoilt for choice!
<h3>Menstrual Cups&nbsp;</h3>
The menstrual cup&nbsp;is a type of reusable silicone product that collects your period fluid for around 6-10 hours. &nbsp;It is essential to wash the cup before inserting it into your vagina. After emptying it out, you need to rinse it once with water before re-inserting it.&nbsp;They are easy to use, odour-free, environment friendly, and even pocket friendly. These cups are leakproof which means you no longer need to worry about stains. Don't forget to sterilise your cup by boiling it in water, at the end of every period cycle.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>Organic Sanitary Pads</h3>
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/sanitary-pads-for-women-onboard-shramik-special-trains-1590752583345" target="_blank">Sanitary pads</a> made of organic material like cotton and bamboo can be beneficial for both your menstrual health and the environment. They are super absorbent to ensure protection from leakage. Most importantly they are an eco-friendly alternative as they are biodegradable.
<h3>Reusable Cloth Pads</h3>
Made up of a breathable fabric, cotton pads seem to be a great alternative to regular sanitary pads. They are reusable, washable, highly absorbent and eco-friendly. They are also quite economical as they can last up to one year or longer, but this is subject to your usage. It is advised you change your cloth pad every 4 to 6 hours or as per your flow. You can wash these and reuse them, which makes them extremely sustainable to use.&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/pune-based-ngo-makes-sanitary-pads-out-of-old-clothes-1545115120918" target="_blank">Pune-based NGO makes sanitary pads out of old clothes</a>
<h3>Period Panties</h3>
Period panties have the comfortable feel of regular underwear but with an added protection from menstrual leakage.&nbsp;These are absorbent, leakproof and can be reused after a wash. We urge you to not be skeptical! It may sound like an alien concept but they're actually pretty easy to use. Put them on like regular underwear and forget all about it.&nbsp;
<h3>Biodegradable Tampons</h3>
Made of sustainable ingredients such as organic cotton, biodegradable tampons are a great alternative to regular pads. These are leakproof, easy to use and allow you to move around without worrying about stains.
Also Read:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/telangana-school-students-create-zero-waste-organic-sanitary-pads-1609822449818" target="_blank">&nbsp;Telangana school students create zero waste, organic sanitary pads</a>
With environment-conscious, pocket-friendly, comfortable to use menstrual care options available, it is time we bid adieu to the regular <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/sanitary-pads-to-be-sold-for-1-at-jan-aushadhi-stores-1566899377425" target="_blank">sanitary pads</a>.&nbsp;

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