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Lever Brothers had a crazy thing by adding ammonia to Wisk. Luckily, it was probably been test marketed and it was a failure.

Here's a 1966 Wisk ad which features a housewife shoveling a mountain of powdered laundry detergent.

Here's a vintage 1966 Wisk coupon

Here are three photos of the vintage 1950s Wisk promotional circular.

Here are photos of a vintage 1950s twenty (20) cent Wisk coupon.

I don't use fabric softeners on every load as well. Because fabric softeners tend to reduce absorbency in towels as well as reducing the elasticity in warm up pants, socks, and underwear. I only use either laundry sanitizers such as Lysol Laundry Sanitizer or fabric rinses such as Downy Rinse &...

I've been using Lysol Laundry Sanitizer for about five years and it really works.

I use cold water for washing all the time. I used a laundry sanitizer in the rinse.

You're very welcome! Colgate-Palmolive had probably omitted the olive and palm oils in which Palmolive had probably got its name. The current Palmolive Soap was not as good as yesterday.

Here's a photo featuring a vintage bath size bar of Palmolive and a photo of vintage regular size bar of Palmolive along with regular size bars of Lifebuoy and Lux. I hope these photos will relive your fondest memories.

Palmolive Gold may also have too much a strong resemblance to Dial as well.

Here's a 1967 Zest ad that features Gold Zest and Rose Zest, which had didn't survived as well as popular Aqua Zest.

I really miss the good old days of P&G. P&G used to create and market many brands of soaps, detergents, and shampoos. But P&G has became a so-called one man one brand company. What's more, other companies will follow P&G's suit.

Dove is getting to be too much of a good thing by expanding to deodorants, hair care, and baby products. What's next, Dove flea and tick shampoo for dogs? I think Dove should've stick to just a beauty bar.

Here's a 1967 Safeguard ad that features Safeguard in beige, white, and pink to relive the memories of P&G.