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The innovation here is clearly edible soap. And the 'less water' claim is technically correct, but it doesn't mention the decamethylcyclopentasiloxane. Just be
by afandian 3mo ago
The innovation here is clearly edible soap.
And the 'less water' claim is technically correct, but it doesn't mention the decamethylcyclopentasiloxane. Just because it's complicated to spell, you understand.
- broken-kebab 3mo ago>edible soap Sodium bicarbonate residue won't kill our customers, so consider it technically edible. The issue of taste and efficiency will be approached after MVP
- afandian 3mo agoLuckily our investors helped us out with the regulatory capture, so we don’t need to worry about the safety, just the palatability.
- jodrellblank 3mo agofrom L'Affaire Siloxane? ( https://mceglowski.substack.com/p/laffaire-siloxane https://mceglowski.substack.com/p/laffaire-siloxane ) (subtitle: "How antiperspirant fumes nearly got NASA to evacuate the space station")
- afandian 3mo agoWow! (No, from dry-cleaning)
- pyrale 3mo agoEdible soap?! The solution is clearly edible dishes!
- afandian 3mo agoToo late, already been done! https://stroodles.co.uk/collections https://stroodles.co.uk/collections I bought some edible cups out of curiosity a few years back. Nice for coffee. I did end up eating them all, although some of them were still dry at the time of consumption. I think edible soap has better behaviour-adjusted shelf-life here.