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Poo-Pourri and bidet company, Tushy, want people to come by their pop-up shop and drop a deuce—almost literally.
The two companies partnered to bring to life the “Poop-Up” shop, a pop-up in New York, where people can try out Poo-Pourri products and the Tushy bidet system, take photographs in a porta-potty photo booth and hang out in a toilet bowl ball pit.
Adweek toured the space, took a dive into the toilet bowl and spoke to Poo-Pourri CEO and founder, Suzy Batiz, as well as Tushy founder, Miki Agrawal, who also founded Thinx (and Wild and Icon), where she eventually
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