Miki Agrawal’s latest project, TUSHY, is genius. This simple attachment to a bidet takes personal hygiene to new heights. The attachment is affordable and fits onto existing toilets. The success of TUSHY has been voted for by the public. Miki Agrawal has businesses worth more than $200 million.
TUSHY is easy to set up and takes less than 10 minutes. It costs less than $100. TUSHY’s initial investment is returned within 90 days by consumers who reduce their use of toilet paper. Miki Agrawal says, “And it definitely helps the planet. To date, over 5 million trees have been saved by TUSHY from being killed in toilet paper production. It’s clear that TUSHY plays a significant role in America becoming a nation of clean-butt lovers and bidet lovers.”
Dry toilet paper can cause irritation, anal fissures and hemorrhoids. TUSHY helps alleviate the irritation and other problems that dry toilet paper can cause to the derriere. It can also help reduce environmental stress. The environment is very hard hit by traditional toilet paper. To make toilet paper, over 15 million trees are cut each year in America. Agrawal asked, “Why do we wipe our butts with dry bathroom paper? It doesn’t clean us. So it can harm our hygiene and health. It causes the death of millions of trees each year. Yet we continue to spend money on it.”
TUSHY sales rose during the pandemic when it was almost impossible to find toilet paper. Revenue grew by 10% in March 2020. The company even sold $1 million in one day.
Miki Agrawal is known for challenging the status quo in American culture. Award-winning entrepreneur, Miki Agrawal began her journey as a disruptor when she opened WILD, a farm-to-table style, gluten-free pizza place. It was the first such restaurant in the Big Apple. THINX is a company that produces reusable underwear suitable for menstrual cycles. Agrawal is a firm believer in improving the conditions of the world and ensures that THINX provides pads for teenage girls in Uganda.
Miki Agrawal has been a successful entrepreneur for many years. Her books, Do Cool Sh*t, and DisruptHer, are bestsellers. She enjoys helping people who want to disrupt markets and break the status quo.
Agrawal enjoys providing advice and the benefit of her personal experience to aspiring entrepreneurs. “While there will always be tedious tasks, it is not impossible to have fun while creating. It can take time for a skill to become ingrained, so it’s essential to learn patience.”
Agrawal was selected by Fast Company as one of the Most Creative People, World Economic Forum’s Young Global Leaders, and Inc. magazine’s Most Impressive Female Entrepreneurs.
As Agrawal puts it, “I love to question things that don’t make sense around me.”
In addition to being a social entrepreneur, Miki Agrawal is a former professional soccer player, a wife, mother, and identical twin sister to Daybreaker founder, Radha Agrawal.