Lodge uses a soy-based vegetable oil to season our traditional cast iron and carbon steel cookware. There are no synthetic chemicals added at all. The oil is highly refined, and all proteins that cause soy-related allergies are eliminated. The oil contains no animal fat, peanut oil, or paints.
1 Oligopoly Alert!! 2  Luvs are made by the Pampers manufacturer Procter & Gamble for a target market of Moms who prefer a cheaper, older style of diaper without elastic waist band.  Costcoâs Kirkland diapers are made by Huggies manufacturer Kimberly Clark. They are technically an older generation Huggies.
The first commercial children's cloth diapers were produced by Maria Allen in 1887, but It wouldn't be until 1949 that Johnson and Johnson produced the first commercial cloth type Adult Diaper. Ironically Johnson & Johnson had already introduced the first disposable children's diaper the year before. However, Adult would have to wait until 1987 when a company called Unicharm launched the Lifree brand adult disposable diapers in Japan.