Good Company: How Copenhagen-Based LastObject Plans to Eliminate Single-Use Household Products
Order Reprints Print Article Text size Most people don’t tend to give much thought to Q-tips. Sure, the ubiquitous tool is versatile, but the lifecycle of each cotton swab typically is a short one. Isabel Aagaard, 29, is trying to change that. A graduate of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Architecture, Design, and Conservation, Aagaard found herself becoming increasingly frustrated by the sheer amount of single-use products woven into our daily routines—specifically, cotton swabs. “The inspiration came when we started researching the most harmful ocean polluta...
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