Works For Me Wednesday- Wisk Detergent (A Science Experiment)

So you might remember that a few weeks back I told you I was going to be participating in a Wisk campaign. Our first post actually using the Wisk came with a fun assignment. And an assignment that Lily got to participate in which excited her to no end. She even makes a little appearance in the video.

Wisk Protein from thediaperdiaries on Vimeo.

I was really impressed with how the Wisk cut through the stain. I don’t think it shows up really well on the video since Lily was supposed to drop a small amount of the Wisk in some sort of a “design” and she instead squirted out a blob that covered most of the fabric. Hazards of using an assistant in your blogging. But she is so darn cute, we will give her a pass.

The new Wisk Stain Spectrum Technology was designed to tackle all the specific stain categories and so far it has passed the protein one. And kudos to Wisk for making our “assignments” so fun. The science nerd in me got pretty excited. Believe it or not, that is what my college degree is in. Too bad they didn’t offer a degree in changing diapers and picking ground in play-doh out of the carpet. That would really come in useful right about now.

Any, can’t wait to see what comes next. More to come….

Disclosure: This sponsored post on behalf of Wisk laundry detergent was facilitated by One2One Network. While I will be compensated for this post, the experiences and opinions expressed are my own.

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Jill is the author of The Diaper Diaries. She has been changing diapers for 6+ years as a stay at home mom of three children. She also has a devoted husband who graciously puts up with this little internet hobby. They all probably wish she would exercise a bit more discretion as she shares their life's ups, downs and in-betweens with anyone willing to read it. You can (almost always) find her on Twitter @DiaperDiaries.

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