New Chlorox commercial

[stainfighter]

anyone see that new commercial with the evolution of residential washing machines? Neat! Also, we've recently tried and love the new Chlorox Ultimate Care (cotton linen scent). Use it in laundry, bath and experimented in using it on small area of carpet when our furbaby had a boo boo. Apparently doesn't remove any color from (our) carpet

 

[laundryshark]

Clorox® : Clorox® UltimateCare™ Premium Bleach

From the Clorox.com Web site, this might be that commercial.--Laundry Shark

http://www.clorox.com/solutions_ultimatecare.php

 

[bongobro]

Clorox through the years

Hate to disappoint ya, LaundryShark, but the commercial on the Ultimate Care Bleach page pertains only to Ultimate Care Bleach.

Stainfighter is referring to a spot that starts out with an old wood-tub washer, which morphs into a wringer, what looks like a mid-'60s Westy front-loader and ends up morphing into a modern HE machine...

The last scene shows the first Clorox bottle morphing into the "P & G" Clorox label ("for cleaner, whiter, sanitary washes") to the current label, then has a brief tag for Ultimate Care bleach...

Just checked the Clorox website and unfortunately, there's no link to that commercial...

 

[laundryshark]

That's What I Suspected...

The commercial is probably very recently released.--Laundry Shark

 

[cehalstead]

"new" commercial

That commercial is well over a year old....if it is the same one I am thinking of. And did you notice the woman is taking clothes out of the tub of the wringer, not putting them through the wringer? Someone didn't know how a wringer machine worked!!!!

 

[bongobro]

wring wrong?

I saw the "timeline" commercial again earlier today, and I thought something looked odd about the first washer...cehalstead, now I know what looked odd...

Thanks for noticing!

Charlie
bongobro

 

[laundryshark]

Year Old Clorox Commercial...

OK? If you happen to spot a Web download of the recent Clorox commercial, thanks in advance for the heads-up.--Laundry Shark

 

[jamiel]

By the way, has anyone noticed that the only LCB which still has an EPA registration (i.e. is certified to actually kill anything) is Clorox regular...interesting that all the off-brands gave up their EPA number (I can't think it was all that tough to maintain, but I could be wrong).