Thanks to Launderess for posting the link to the P&G website. Out of curiosity, I looked at the various Cascade powder formulations that are posted. All appear to be the old formulations as all list STPP as the first or second ingredient. I wonder why they have not posted the MSDS for any of their "improved" Phosphate Free formulations?
P&G Website and Cascade Products
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launderess
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Updating Websites Takes Time
Not every company does it quickly. Some take ages, some don't bother at all unless provoked.
Not every company does it quickly. Some take ages, some don't bother at all unless provoked.
launderess
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P&G's Website
Has been listing detailed product ingredients for some time now.
Cannot take the credit as other members, some not even on these shores, have commented on content of various P&G products found via the listing.
Has been listing detailed product ingredients for some time now.
Cannot take the credit as other members, some not even on these shores, have commented on content of various P&G products found via the listing.
Actually, updating a web site, particularly with new verbiage, doesn't take much time at all. What takes the time is hitting it right for the next release the IT department will be doing. I coordinated changes to GUIs and on-line product information as part of my job with AT&T. We were quick to make needed updates to sites used by either the consumer or by the end-user in-house, or suffer the headaches that would result if we hadn't been. P&G could have easily updated information on their formulations by now if they cared to.
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