Dhru Purohit

That's Peori.

Yeah.

When you get the question, which I've seen you get before of like, where do often most people start?

I've heard you say, again, the laundry room, right?

So let's break down the laundry room a little bit.

Let's go kind of section to section.

Some of the easiest things that people can start to think about that can reduce this toxic exposure, some of these pesticides you've mentioned, where do you break down the laundry room?

Once you detox, and I'm sure a lot of people that are listening are already on this train, right?

That are like following this largely to the work of companies like yours, Branch Basics, many people educating, all the different experts that we've had on the podcast.

But once you really step away from this and you haven't used them in a while,

It's crazy that you smell it again and you're like, I'm literally nauseous from smelling laundry detergent or it feels so strong.

I had a buddy that was in my car a couple of days ago.

We were headed to like play some, play pickleball together and

He stepped in and immediately it felt like, whoa, I'm getting hit with a wave of going down the cleaning aisle at a grocery store.

Were you of the generation that was going to like the body shop?

What's it called?

Oh, Bath and Body Works.

Bath and Body Works at the mall?

the soy formula it's like I look back and I'm like again why didn't somebody tell my mom yeah we just didn't know just did it right we just didn't know one other thing about the laundry room that I've also learned is that you know all uh dryers have that capture section where they're getting lint well if you're using a lot of synthetic clothing which is one of the items on the list you

you have a shit ton of microplastics inside of that.