A mother has worn the same dress for 100 consecutive days in an attempt to prove wool.
34 -year -old Brittany Balinsky documentation of his unusual challenge on Tiktok, where he has more than 50,000 followers. From December 17, 2024, from 26 March, 2025, she wore the same wool dress, showing that she says the “versatility” of the material.
Balinski, a four -year -old mother, never washes a wool bed.
Her aim, she says, wool’s perceptions are to challenge and expose its benefits. However, his methods have criticized.
Balinsky’s unconventional approach is beyond wool. A self-ensured “full-time barefoot shoe advocate”, she puts her children, Benendicate, eight, Sylvester, six, Otailia, four, and Olympia, two, barefoot shoes and urge the fashion industry to prefer “comfort and work” from the fashion industry.
She claims to discover the “natural water resistance” of wool, raising her children “napy free”.
Brittany said, “They can pissing it, and if you are quite early, you can literally put mootia,” Brittany said.
“If it sinks and gets wet, you put it on a line, and within an hour, all evaporations of that liquid have become.
“It is the beauty of wool that people disregard and mistrust.”
Brittany was first interested in “Natural” upbringing nine years ago, while her oldest children were pregnant with Beneedi.
After the birth of a complex hospital, Brittany and her husband Damian decided on home birth for her three young children, Sylvester, Otailia and Olympia.
“We did everything naturally as much as possible,” he said.
“I do not necessarily call myself hippie, but this is the way I am now considered, because I like to do things more naturally than others.”
Brittany discovered the “beauty” of wool, making her children large -in -law’s “beauty”, relying on the “innate” ability of children to communicate “their toilet needs”.
“If you allow your children to be diapers free as we did, wool is a very useful tool to be around the house due to its natural water resistance,” he said.
It is flexibility that wool was a head of wardrobe for centuries, he said, “When properly carried out, wool is not required to wash strictly.”
Although Britney’s Ticketkok platform is largely dedicated to barefoot shoes, it is recently focusing on wool benefits.
In a video, she shows her woolen bed, which completes a “spacious parchment throw”, a wool duvet and pilloccess, and a wool mattress with a topper – which says that she models her temperature at night and does not need to wash it.
“You just hang them until they are dirty,” he said.
A peasant-owned business organizations have said under guidance to British wool that the natural oil and wax found on wool can help resist stains and smells.
In December, to prove his talk about the long life and flexibility of wool, Britney challenged the same wool dress for 100 days.
“I started without any thought, I did not plan to do it,” he said.
“I ordered the dress, and then I joined their Facebook group and saw that people talk about the 100-day challenge.”
He recorded a tiktok, showing his new plum-beanian dress and referring to the challenge.
“Then I was so, I have said that now, I can also do it,” he said.
“The entire basis of the challenge is to demonstrate the versatility of wool.
“Wool is not actually part of people’s wardrobe – it is a historical cloth. It is the meaning of old women and warmth.”
Brittany shows her outfit on Tikok every day, to display that she was wearing the dress, access things with belts, tucking into jeans, and taking it under wool jumpers.
“I was probably a snow-off-noble child throughout the three months, and the dog jumped and left the claw prints, but the mud just dries up and stops the brush,” she said.
“If it happened with a white cotton T-shirt, it would be hugely annoying, because you have to wash it. But not with wool.”
Britney said she trusted most of the dress to clean and broadcast the dress, but confirmed that she washed the dress four times during the entire challenge.
Asked if it reduces the point of challenge, he said: “It was not necessary. I decided just because I had other wool clothes from children.
“It does not need to be washed. It should be simply hung and transmitted, and all smells and even scars disappear.
“People think I am crazy.”
Brittany’s challenge is found with intensive criticism, which she says “doesn’t understand how it jerks people because I am not doing anything porn and I am not doing anything strange,” she said.
“I am doing things with just a very natural perspective.
“It is about being more durable, brain and minimal – which is also beneficial for your financial condition.”
At the end of his challenge, he said he is not yet ill with the dress.
“Come autumn, I am sure I want to wear it again,” she said.
