We had our babies during the pandemic. Hand cleaning became vital. We're scientists who love the outdoors, but faced a problem. Sanitizers left chemicals on our kids' skin. Regular soap wasted water we needed on our hikes.
We didn't accept this trade-off. So we created something better. After two years of work, we made a plant-based soap that cleans without water. Each use saves 2 gallons. It breaks down naturally outdoors.
We call it NOWATA. The name means "NO WAter" needed. It's also inspired by how people in Connecticut, where we developed it, pronounce "water."
Now you can clean up anywhere. At playgrounds. On hiking trails. While camping. No water needed. No chemicals on your kids' hands. No harm to our planet.
Clean hands. Clear conscience.