Wipe away germs and bacteria without chemicals and plastic

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By Dawn HammonMay 16, 2023, 4:30 pm172 pts
Did you know your skin and surface wipes most likely contain plastic? Ugh. Realizing this practice is unnecessary and bad for the environment, Biom set out to make a plastic-free, biodegradable option and is now growing a product line around it.

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