Allison Evans

Exactly.

And so y'all, I've done this for three kids.

People will say, oh my gosh, it's just one extra step.

But I'm telling you, I'm in this industry and it's like, when you know better, you do better.

There is no way that you can take a cleaning product and apply it to a substrate, like a cloth, which is what a wet wipe is, and not add a preservative.

that is at a certain amount which is a pretty high amount to be honest um because if you don't you'll get mold right and so there's a reason that you don't get mold so if you were to spray range basics on a wet on a dry wipe and leave it there within two to three days there's going to be mold okay so you have to add benzalconium chloride you have to add methyl isothiolosadone they're all these pesticide preservatives

And like I said, even in a very small amount is going to epigenetics shows that they could actually turn on and off genetic expression.

And think about the amount of times you're using a wipe.

If it was just a once in a while thing, I'd be like, okay, whatever.

But this is on a very tender, absorbable area of your child going pretty much straight into the bloodstream, super thin skin multiple times a day.

So I use Honest Company Organic.

dry wipes, and I literally just spray it with water or a little bit of all-purpose, and my kids have never had a diaper rash or anything like that.

I know.

Well, and the non-toxic ones.

Um, I love that you're asking this.

No one really asked this and I'm not a chemist.

I did not formulate our product, but who did actually formulate our product were the thousands of clients that Marilee has worked with for 35 years.

They were the ones that were really our testing, uh, group.

And so we worked with many, many people over.

We did.