HIRO Diapers

These diapers use plastic-eating fungi to biodegrade

Normalize plastic-eating fungi, save the planet?

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After Introducing Americans to Period Panties and Affordable Bidets, Miki Agrawal Is Back With Diaper-Eating Mushrooms

Could Hiro Diapers’ plastic-eating mushrooms be the answer to so many disposable diapers piling up in landfills?

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Reducing Plastic Waste, One Diaper At A Time

HIRO technologies has found an unlikely "hero" when it comes to breaking down plastic waste like diapers: fungi.

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This US Startup Debuted Sustainable Diapers That Decompose, Thanks to Fungi

US startup Hiro Technologies has unveiled MycoDigestible Diapers, which come with plastic-eating fungi that break the material down in landfill.

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Hiro Technologies Launches World’s First Fungi-Powered MycoDigestible Diapers

Each MycoDigestible Diaper comes with a small packet of shelf-stable, plastic-eating fungi

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Baby poop and fungi: Why Austin company says it could be the solution to plastic crisis

A dirty diaper could be the secret ingredient to helping answer an environmental question: how do we clean up all of our plastic waste?

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Breakthrough eco-friendly diapers are designed to eat themselves in landfills

“If we can break down a diaper, we can break down anything.”

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Texas startup sells plastic-eating fungi diapers to tackle landfill waste

Could baby poop and fungi team up to tackle landfill waste?

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An estimated 27 billion diapers are discarded annually. These 'mushroom diapers' might lighten the load

When facing a plastic crisis of that scale, where do you begin?

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Once Again, It’s Fungi to the Rescue – This Time, They're Eating Plastic Pollution

Biotech startup HIRO Technologies has launched a Kickstarter to scale the circular, fungi-powered solution behind its forthcoming MycoDigestible™ diapers.

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