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Hi Gary

If you click on OUR PRODUCT and then click on THE BUZZ there is a panel of periodicals. Way over on the left is an LA Times article that's really good--a smelly chick sending the folks away because her "high performance micro-fiber clothing" gets way too funky.

The article is great--Thank YOU-- I tried to paste it but failed, so just go a-clicking.

Putting in my ZIP, I see we have it locally at all the Dick's store. And I'm going to buy it because I want to experience the strong detergent smell she mentions.

But the truth is these new micro-fibers are so strong they can take chlorine bleach, at least the ones that I own can and do when I'm in the mood. Four years ago, I bought 4 pair of Lacrosse shorts that I've worn weekly since, either in the gyms or on the bike, and they don't like underwear, so they get a nice dose of DILUTED Clorox. And they smell wonderful and never mildew on me.

I remain unrelievedly perplexed at the chlorophobia gripping the land. Why the hell are people so afraid to use Clorox when it will remove any smell alive without exception? I ask you.............
 
Now they have gone too far with the sports craze. From drinks to detergents.
 
~Maybe Tide should partner up and make an Axe Body Spray-scented version for college guys.

This is a graphic from a body-spray box. IIRC it may actually be Axe brand. I'm thinking this on a detergent bottle may just boost sales in certain specialty niches.

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wrong mix?

Hey frigilux and togs--

If I'm not mistaken, doesn't P & G make Tag body spray?

(guess ya haven't been warned)

Now if they could make an Axe-scented "all" or Snuggle...hmmm...would give a whole new meaning to "bear."
 
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