She goes on to address the health concerns brought up in the reviews, stating that the "sweatshop" comparisons are "false and fabricated." She says that all employees are required to wear the appropriate "personal protection equipment," regardless of what their jobs entail. "If we've got someone that's not wearing the PPE, we'll give them a warning, and if they do it again, then we'll free their career up because we take it that seriously," she states. "Safety is a big concern of ours and always will be. We have a moral and ethical obligation to keep our employees safe."

It's worth noting that not all of the Indeed reviews are negative — most of the positive ones date back to the pre-2016 work days. "I loved working here and would have gone back to them after the layoff but found a job which took me out of state," one employee wrote in 2014. "I like this Company for the products I was able to learn about. It was always something new to learn and do," another wrote in 2012. "Never a boring job and i got to stay busy which I love. The operators were awsome as well, great to be around all different kind of personality's I enjoyed that."

We've also reached out to Kylie's team for comment, as she's frequently seen visiting the factory (in what looks like proper protective garb), and will update this post when we hear back.