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May 4, 2022 46 min

59: Clean Design Home

from Healthy Home Hacks Podcast Hosted by Lisa Beres

Bad air, toxic household products, and everyday materials that we take for granted could be making us and our loved ones sick. And they are. Approximately 25 million Americans have asthma today; that's about 1 in 13 Americans. Studies reveal the average pillow contains millions of fungal spores, with four to 16 different species per pillow tested. While that's enough to make anyone's skin crawl, our guest today is going to help us sleep more soundly and safely. Robin Wilson is a U.S. lifestyle brand, author, designer, a two-time #1 Amazon bestselling author, and was named to the Inc. magazine Female Founders 100 List in 2020. Robin has created a protocol for wellness with protective coverings and cotton textiles in bed and bath. Her life mission is to help the 60 million Americans who suffer from allergies or asthma via her Clean Design protocol to educate consumers about hypoallergenic, sustainable, and eco-friendly lifestyle options. Robin shares The Rule of 3's when it comes to our bedroom, what a CLEAN DESIGN HOME® sleep experience means, whether the type of pillow you sleep on matters depending on what type of sleeper you are (back, side, stomach) and what makes her packaging eco-conscious. Robin leaves listeners with simple steps to sleep better and breathe easier. You can find Robin's Clean Home Design line now in Macy's at 168 stores and online.

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