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Frankie Magazine on Nobody was Dirty
Thanks to Georgia Frances King of Frankie Magazine for some heart warming words. Propagating ideas of not washing to your 200,000 readers is exciting, I wonder how many people will reduce their laundry frequency as a result of reading this … Continue reading
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The Great Unwashed
The University of Melbourne made this video about my work recently. It gives a pretty good overview of the sort of ideas I’m playing with. Thanks to Ted Yu Shen Chen for his comments and Laura Soderlind, Clive Banfield and … Continue reading