OBAs can be dangerous!
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Launderess could have told them that!
brettsomers
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...and i believe that Cheer now has OBAs. Their new formula boasts "brightclean" and all the advertisements suggests that its OBAs. My email to P&G was unsuccessful in getting a str8 answer!
Detergents with brightners and scents are a problem for hunters-esp deer-The OBA clothing lights up like a beacon to a deers eyes-and their noses can pick up the scents-and the deer are GONE!Many hunter suppliers sell detergent for washing hunting clothes that doesn't have OBA's and scents-also these neutralize body odors better than standard detergents-Cabelas sells them.Would think the hunters detergents would be good for the cleaning the ABU's.
In addition, stilbene based OBAs in detergents are also suspected carcinogenic and to act like hormones.
I also emailed PG, regarding Cheer and OBA's, reply was the party line it's "proprietary information" bullshit from them. Annoying especially when there's an faq about it on the website. So I contacted PG by phone the other day. Formula's remain unchanged, just a packaging change. Non-HE liquid and powder are OBA free and HE formula's contain them.
