Face cloths, kept cold.

A small dispenser by the sink keeps them at 45°F.
One cloth at a time. Refills by post.

A couple laughing at the bathroom sink in morning light, she presses a cold cloth to his cheek, the dispenser on the counter

How it works

Every morning

Press the small door on the lid. A cold, damp cloth is waiting underneath. Pull it out and the next one rises into place.

Once a month

Lift the lid, drop in a new pack of thirty and thread the first cloth through the door.

About the dispenser
The dispenser on a green marble washstand, a cloth rising from the brass-rimmed door
Five friends in a bathroom, each holding his own refill pack, the dispenser on the vanity

Shop

The five refill packs in a row

Refills, by post

A pack of thirty every four weeks for $29, or two every eight weeks for $52. Any formula. Skip or pause whenever you like.

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Questions

When can I buy it?

Not yet. We’re building the first units now. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you once, when orders open.

How cold is it?

45°F, adjustable from 41 to 50°F. Cold enough to feel like a splash of winter water, warm enough that the cloths never freeze.

How long does a pack last?

Thirty cloths, so about a month at one a day. Refills arrive every four or eight weeks, and you can change that any time.

Is it loud?

It shouldn’t be. We’re aiming for quieter than a bathroom fan, with no compressor.

What about the packaging?

Refills are soft packs with a peel-off label, far less packaging than individually wrapped wipes. We’re still working out recycling.

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