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EP16 - Baby Diapers. Early versions of animal skin, Walter Hunt, first ever disposable diapers, and the role of Superabsorbent Polymers
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In this episode, we explore the fascinating history and evolution of diapers, from their ancient origins as simple cloths to today’s innovative designs. Discover how the term "diaper" originally referred to a type of fabric and learn about early materials like moss and animal skins used by ancient civilizations. We discuss the introduction of disposable diapers during WWII and the revolutionary Pampers in the 1960s. We also discuss the manufacturing process of diapers and the technological unlocks that allowed today’s diapers to be thinner and more effective than ever.
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