Wet wipes are great for your tush, but awful for the environment.
For a few years, the startup Fohm had a solution: a specially formulated soap that can be dispensed onto toilet paper, turning them into wet wipes that can be disposed of safely in the toilet.
With a mission to provide an eco-friendly alternative to traditional wet wipes, Fohm, now rebranded as Saintly, has been bringing up the rear (ahem), in an effort to address the environmental and infrastructural issues caused by microplastic-based wet wipes.
By introducing a foam-based cleansing solution, Fohm offered a novel approach to personal hygiene that was both skin and eco-friendly.
The Saintly Dispenser Kit is $99 on subscription or $109 as a one-time purchase.
Hello, and welcome to Equity, a podcast about the business of startups, where we unpack the numbers and nuance behind the headlines.
Weekend team, we have something both short and sweet for you: A dig into the Reddit IPO filing that came out just after we recorded our final, regular episode of the week.
Since we could not wait until Monday to talk about the numbers, we have an overview here for your delectation.
If you want to read along:The Reddit IPO could be this year’s public-offering starting gun, or it could be a wet blanket on the year’s liquidity cycle.
We’ll see how it prices, and even more how it trades when it does list.
Irrigreen, a startup vying to quench America’s thirsty lawns with “approximately 50% less water,” has investors pumping millions into the company. The startup plans to install underground reservoirs and use…
