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The Wellness Swap With Jane

For The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.

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2026-08-25 · Day 1 of 10

Here's why the store run keeps costing far more than you planned every single month.

You already shop here, you just do it at Walmart · 6 slides The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.
1. 1
  Hook / coverHere's why the store run keeps costing far more than you planned every single month.
  The hook alone on the slide, nothing else competing with it.
2. 2
  PointYou drove over for basil. You came home with a rotisserie chicken, a card for a birthday nobody had mentioned, and two bags you never planned on.
  The four things from one basil trip, listed one under the other.
3. 3
  PointCount the shelves standing between you and the one thing you came for. That count is the part of the trip nobody adds up.
  A single number on the slide: how many aisles you pass on a one item trip.
4. 4
  PointSame list. Aisle count. Front door. Three systems, and none of them asks you to want less.
  Three short labels stacked and numbered, nothing else.
5. 5
  PointLook at the women who never seem to be running out for one thing. Their month starts at a front door.
  A front step with a box on it, one line of text over it.
6. 6
  Closing / CTASave this before your next store run. Send it to the friend who always comes home with two extra bags.
  Two lines, one action each, save on top and send underneath.
Caption

Here's why the store run keeps costing far more than you planned every single month.

For the woman who writes a list, sticks to it, and still walks out lighter than she meant to.

No budget app teaches this. A weeknight run for one ingredient does.

In the carousel: the three systems I run at home, and the one count that explains the rest.

Save it if it's useful. Send it to the one who knows she'd do the same trip tomorrow

What did your last one thing trip come home with? If it was more than the one thing, you already know which system to start with.

#wheresheshops #onelesstrip

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2026-08-28 · Day 2 of 10

The reason why you overspend on the same monthly essentials isn't the prices.

You already shop here, you just do it at Walmart · 7 slides The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.
1. 1
  Hook / coverThe reason why you overspend on the same monthly essentials isn't the prices.
  The hook alone on the slide.
2. 2
  PointNobody needs a tighter list. Tightening it is the move that keeps not working.
  A list with items crossed off, and the total underneath it unchanged.
3. 3
  PointTwenty dollars for the concession stand. Back with a hot dog, a slushie, a bag of sunflower seeds and 40 cents.
  The four things and the change, laid out the way a receipt would read.
4. 4
  PointRepeat order. Under the sink. Skip the trip. Write those three down before you write another list.
  Three short labels stacked and numbered, nothing else.
5. 5
  PointAdd up the tags you walked past on the way to the milk. That is the number the receipt is made of.
  The aisle between the door and the milk, with a tag count running along it.
6. 6
  PointYour friend whose house never runs out of anything set one order down two years ago. She stopped standing in front of the choice.
  A calendar with one date marked two years back and nothing marked since.
7. 7
  Closing / CTASave this for the next time you sit down to tighten the list. Send it to the friend who already stopped.
  Two lines, one action each.
Caption

Somebody handed you 20 dollars at a little league game and you came back with 40 cents.

Nobody at that window sold you a thing.

For the woman who writes the same list every month and watches the same total come back anyway.

In the carousel: the three systems, and the count that explains where the rest of it went.

Save it if it's useful. Send it to the friend who's been tightening her list for a year

Where does your total climb, at the shelf or on the way to it? Start with the walk to the milk.

#swapwhereyoushop #onelesstrip

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2026-08-31 · Day 3 of 10

It's not that you shop too much. It's that you've never questioned where you shop.

You already shop here, you just do it at Walmart · 6 slides The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.
1. 1
  Hook / coverIt's not that you shop too much. It's that you've never questioned where you shop.
  The hook alone on the slide.
2. 2
  PointAugust, the school list came home, and you drove to the store your mom always drove to.
  A supply list on a car seat and a store sign out the windshield.
3. 3
  PointSomebody chose the room your cart is standing in, and it wasn't you.
  A wide shot of a store interior with the cart small in the middle of it.
4. 4
  PointThe women who seem to have this handled changed one address. They let the rest of it go.
  One address written out, crossed through, and replaced by another.
5. 5
  PointWhere not what. Autopilot. One place. The first one is the switch and the other two hold it in place.
  Three short labels stacked, the first one boxed.
6. 6
  Closing / CTASave this for the next time you're in the car on autopilot. Send it to whoever taught you the route.
  Two lines, one action each.
Caption

You picked every folder, every glue stick, and the lunchbox nobody asked for.

You never picked the building.

For the woman who has been driving to the same store since somebody else was doing the driving.

In the carousel: the three systems, and the one change that made the other two unnecessary.

Save it if it's useful. Send it to whoever taught you the route

Which store did you inherit? Name it, then ask yourself when you last chose it.

#defaultmode #shopfromhome

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2026-09-03 · Day 4 of 10

Here's why the $70 store run doesn't feel like $70 until you're home.

The swapped house, one product at a time · 6 slides The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.
1. 1
  Hook / coverHere's why the $70 store run doesn't feel like $70 until you're home.
  The hook alone on the slide.
2. 2
  PointStanding in my kitchen pulling those bags apart. Did I feel dumb about the 70 dollars? Every time.
  Grocery bags on a kitchen counter, half unpacked.
3. 3
  PointThe internet loves a whole house overhaul in a weekend. Mine wasn't one. It took two years.
  A before and after pair with the after dated two years later.
4. 4
  PointSlow is what showed me what I reached for, what sat under the sink untouched, and what I'd been rebuying out of pure habit.
  Three cabinet shelves: one nearly empty, one untouched, one restocked.
5. 5
  PointThat receipt isn't a verdict on you. Give yourself permission to swap one thing this month.
  A receipt with one line circled and the rest left alone.
6. 6
  Closing / CTASave this for the night you carry the bags in and do the math after. Send it to the friend waiting for a free weekend to start.
  Two lines, one action each.
Caption

I stood in my kitchen pulling those bags apart and felt dumb about 70 dollars. Every time.

Two years of swapping one thing at a time, and no weekend where the whole house changed.

Spoiler: the slow part is the part that taught me anything.

The four things in the carousel are what I'd tell you if you called me from the car.

Save it or send it to whoever needs it

What did your last store run come home with that wasn't on the list? The one I'd start with is whatever you rebuy without thinking.

#swapwhereyoushop #onelesstrip

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2026-09-06 · Day 5 of 10

The reason why the receipt is always longer than the list isn't the list.

The swapped house, one product at a time · 6 slides The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.
1. 1
  Hook / coverThe reason why the receipt is always longer than the list isn't the list.
  The hook alone on the slide.
2. 2
  PointEverybody notices the trip that stopped happening. The boring part is one bottle, then the next one, then the one after that.
  Three identical bottles in a row, replaced one at a time.
3. 3
  PointDragging it out taught me which things I buy on repeat, which ones I buy on a mood, and which ones I'd never once compared to anything.
  Three columns, headed repeat, mood, and never compared.
4. 4
  PointI kept the old bottle under the sink for a month after I'd already replaced it. In case.
  Two bottles under a sink, one open and one untouched.
5. 5
  PointYou're outnumbered by shelves. Let one order carry the boring things this month.
  One box on a doorstep set against a long store aisle.
6. 6
  Closing / CTASave this for the month you're ready to be bored about it. Send it to the friend who writes the best lists and still comes home with double.
  Two lines, one action each.
Caption

Nobody notices the boring part.

One bottle swapped, then the next one, then the one after that. No truck, no Saturday, no whole house.

Spoiler: dragging it out is what taught me anything about my own cart.

The four things in the carousel are the ones I'd want back if I started over.

Save it or send it to whoever needs it

Which of yours is a repeat buy and which one is a mood? Start the swap on the repeat.

#shopfromhome #swapwhereyoushop

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2026-09-09 · Day 6 of 10

It's not the big purchases. It's the same small ones you make every single month.

The swapped house, one product at a time · 7 slides The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.
1. 1
  Hook / coverIt's not the big purchases. It's the same small ones you make every single month.
  The hook alone on the slide.
2. 2
  PointNobody posts about the little ones. Same handful every month, and none of it ever looks like a decision.
  A short list of repeat items with no prices and no total.
3. 3
  PointThere was no morning where I overhauled the house.
  The line on its own, the plainest slide in the set.
4. 4
  PointI kept buying the same things at the store long after I had somewhere else to get them.
  A store receipt and a delivery box sitting in the same frame.
5. 5
  PointYou can't overhaul a house. You can move one bottle, then the thing sitting next to it, then the thing you buy without ever thinking about it.
  One shelf, three items, moved one at a time.
6. 6
  PointPick the one thing you rebuy the most and move that first. You're running a loop you never chose.
  A circle with one item lifted out of it.
7. 7
  Closing / CTASave this and pick your one thing before the month turns over. Send it to whoever thinks she has to do the whole house.
  Two lines, one action each.
Caption

Long after I had somewhere else to get them, I was still at the store buying the same things.

There was no morning where I overhauled the house. There was a handful of small things I bought every month without ever calling it a decision.

Spoiler: the small ones are the easiest ones to move.

The five things in the carousel are the order I'd do it in now.

Save it or send it to whoever needs it

What's the one thing you rebuy the most? Move that one and leave the rest of the house where it is.

#defaultmode #swapwhereyoushop

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2026-09-12 · Day 7 of 10

Here's why 96 loads from one bottle sounds made up until you count them.

96 loads and eight aisles: why the swap actually holds · 6 slides The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.
1. 1
  Hook / coverHere's why 96 loads from one bottle sounds made up until you count them.
  The hook alone on the slide.
2. 2
  PointYou see one bottle on a shelf. What you don't see is every year I never once checked how many loads were in the jug I already had.
  One bottle in front, and behind it the row of old jugs nobody counted.
3. 3
  PointDid I believe it the first time somebody told me? No.
  The question and the answer, nothing else on the slide.
4. 4
  PointCounting taught me what a cap holds, how often I was rebuying, and how much of my cart I had never questioned.
  The cap, the calendar and the cart, the three things the counting covered.
5. 5
  PointIf a number sounds made up to you, don't take mine for it.
  One sentence on the slide, nothing competing with it.
6. 6
  Closing / CTAGo count the bottle you already paid for. Then save this for the next number somebody hands you.
  Two lines, the count first and the save underneath.
Caption

I never once checked how many loads were in the jug I already had. Not once, in all the years I was buying it.

For the woman who hears a number and wants to know who counted it.

I didn't take anybody's word for it. I doubted it, and the doubting is what made me count.

In the carousel: what counting turned up, and why the count you can check is the one worth having.

Save it if it's useful. Send it to whoever hands you numbers

What's the last number you took on somebody's word? Go check that one first.

#onelesstrip #shopfromhome

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2026-09-15 · Day 8 of 10

The reason why you don't believe the cheaper version works isn't the price.

96 loads and eight aisles: why the swap actually holds · 7 slides The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.
1. 1
  Hook / coverThe reason why you don't believe the cheaper version works isn't the price.
  The hook alone on the slide.
2. 2
  PointYou bought the cheap one once. It quit on you. You've been paying the difference ever since so you never have to feel that again.
  The thing that quit, still in the cupboard, next to whatever replaced it.
3. 3
  PointNobody talked me out of that in an afternoon. Nobody was going to.
  Two short lines stacked, the second one under the first, nothing else.
4. 4
  PointStraight up, I thought my friend was working me. Did I ever say that to her? Never.
  Two cups on a table and the thing nobody said out loud.
5. 5
  PointWaiting sorted out which questions were mine, which ones I'd borrowed off somebody else, and what I was defending when I argued about price.
  Three questions written out, two of them crossed off as borrowed.
6. 6
  PointThat doubt of yours is doing its job.
  The shortest slide in the set, the sentence alone.
7. 7
  Closing / CTAKeep asking what's in it and who says so. Save this for the next time somebody tells you it works.
  Two lines, the question first and the save underneath.
Caption

I thought my friend was working me.

Did I ever say that to her? Never. I took my time with it and argued about price instead.

For the woman who got burned by a cheap version once and has been paying to never feel that again.

In the carousel: the questions waiting sorted out for me, and the one I'd keep asking.

Save it if it's useful. Send it to the friend who thinks you're being difficult

Which of your questions are yours and which ones did you borrow? Ask the borrowed ones out loud and see if they survive.

#wheresheshops #swapwhereyoushop

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2026-09-18 · Day 9 of 10

It's not that you don't trust the swap. It's that nobody's shown you the count.

96 loads and eight aisles: why the swap actually holds · 6 slides The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.
1. 1
  Hook / coverIt's not that you don't trust the swap. It's that nobody's shown you the count.
  The hook alone on the slide.
2. 2
  PointTwo years ago I was the woman in the cleaning aisle, turning a bottle over, reading words I couldn't say out loud.
  A bottle held up under store lighting, label side out.
3. 3
  PointStanding there got me a list I don't have to decode, eight aisles in one place, and an evening I'm not spending under fluorescent lights.
  The evening that used to be the store trip, shown as an empty hour.
4. 4
  PointCan I admit something? I put the bottle back, stood there a second, and bought it anyway.
  A hand putting a bottle back on the shelf, then taking it again.
5. 5
  PointYou're allowed to ask for the number before you believe it.
  The sentence alone, nothing competing with it.
6. 6
  Closing / CTAAsk for the number before you take anybody's word for it. Save this for the next aisle you stand in.
  Two lines, the ask first and the save underneath.
Caption

Me and that cleaning aisle go way back.

Two years ago I was the one turning a bottle over, reading words I couldn't say out loud, and nobody handed me a chart that fixed it.

For the woman who wants the count first and has been made to feel difficult about it.

In the carousel: what standing there got me, and the thing I wish somebody had told me while I was standing there.

Save it if it's useful. Send it to whoever's still deciding in that aisle

What would you need to see before you believed it? Ask for that, out loud, before anything else.

#onelesstrip #defaultmode

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2026-09-21 · Day 10 of 10

Here's why you still read the label and still don't feel sure.

The kind of mom who reads the label anyway · 6 slides The woman shopper who wants to make her home healthier but is spending too much on low tox products at her local stores or cutting corners and still has products she knows are in the home that could be bad for health.
1. 1
  Hook / coverHere's why you still read the label and still don't feel sure.
  The hook alone on the slide.
2. 2
  PointI've stood there reading the back of a bottle with a kid hanging off the cart.
  A woman in an aisle with the bottle turned around and a kid on the cart.
3. 3
  PointPick the one thing you rebuy every month. The laundry soap, not the whole cabinet.
  One item lifted out of a full cabinet.
4. 4
  PointWrite down what you paid for it last time. Your own receipt beats anybody's chart.
  A receipt with one line highlighted and a chart set to one side.
5. 5
  PointCount what's in the container before you replace it. Caps, loads, scoops, whatever the number on your shelf turns out to be.
  A cap held over a bottle with the number written next to it.
6. 6
  Closing / CTAFollow along for the swaps I've made one at a time. And if there's a bottle in your house you can't make sense of, bring it here.
  Two lines, the follow first and the invitation underneath.
Caption

You read the label and you don't feel sure. Both things are true at once.

I've done it with a kid hanging off the cart.

Spoiler: the label was never going to be the thing that settled it.

The three things in the carousel use objects you already own. No chart, no shopping, nothing to buy.

Save it or send it to whoever needs it

What's the one thing you rebuy every month? Start with that one and leave the cabinet alone.

#wheresheshops #shopfromhome

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Here's why the store run keeps costing far more than you planned every single month.

Here's why the store run keeps costing far more than you planned every single month.

Here's why the store run keeps costing far more than you planned every single month.

The reason why you overspend on the same monthly essentials isn't the prices.

The reason why you overspend on the same monthly essentials isn't the prices.

The reason why you overspend on the same monthly essentials isn't the prices.

It's not that you shop too much. It's that you've never questioned where you shop.

It's not that you shop too much. It's that you've never questioned where you shop.

It's not that you shop too much. It's that you've never questioned where you shop.

Here's why the $70 store run doesn't feel like $70 until you're home.

Here's why the $70 store run doesn't feel like $70 until you're home.

Here's why the $70 store run doesn't feel like $70 until you're home.

The reason why the receipt is always longer than the list isn't the list.

The reason why the receipt is always longer than the list isn't the list.

The reason why the receipt is always longer than the list isn't the list.

It's not the big purchases. It's the same small ones you make every single month.

It's not the big purchases. It's the same small ones you make every single month.

It's not the big purchases. It's the same small ones you make every single month.

Here's why 96 loads from one bottle sounds made up until you count them.

Here's why 96 loads from one bottle sounds made up until you count them.

Here's why 96 loads from one bottle sounds made up until you count them.

The reason why you don't believe the cheaper version works isn't the price.

The reason why you don't believe the cheaper version works isn't the price.

The reason why you don't believe the cheaper version works isn't the price.

It's not that you don't trust the swap. It's that nobody's shown you the count.

It's not that you don't trust the swap. It's that nobody's shown you the count.

It's not that you don't trust the swap. It's that nobody's shown you the count.

Here's why you still read the label and still don't feel sure.

Here's why you still read the label and still don't feel sure.

Here's why you still read the label and still don't feel sure.