Housewives Really Must Have Loved Them Some Dash Detergent
You find all sorts of stuff often by the case load on fleaPay and at estate sales, but vintage Dash (with or without enzymes) is harder to find than a virgin at a prison rodeo.
Guess them that got and letting go. I've one box of early Dash in my stash and it probably won't be used.
Always being blamed by Her Indoors for poor laundry results. Insisting the washer is broken and wanting their old one back and or "rearrange the rinse" as in fix what is "wrong" with the machine.
Hey lady your a solvenly housekeeper with poor laundry habits. There is nothing wrong with your washing machine, you just need to learn how to use it properly! *LOL*
Oh and loved the "Ralph Cramden" Brooklyn/NYC accent on the repairman in the first commercial.
Popped up on fleaPay am willing to bet it would go for a *HUGE* amount of money. On and if were the later "enzyme" updated stuff Whoaaa Nellie! All bets would be off.
Have got a box in my stash as well, and it probably will be the last thing used if ever.
However IIRC you my dear Gansky1 do have a decent supply of vintage Dash hidden away down in your laundry collection. When was it you said you all were going away on holiday? *LOL* Don't worry will give instructions to my "crew" not to damage anything, just knick the Dash and go. Oh heck, might as well make a clean sweep of the place whilst there and grab the FAB as well.
I can always ship some to you from Italy, already had several detergent exchange with some members here and all were happy with the Dash as for the others I sent......
What if anything does "rearrange" mean in Navy slang. The woman in the advert is a navy wife and uses all sorts of military jargon so instructs the repairman to "rearrange the rinse". Could she be so dumb as to be telling the serviceman to put the rinse cycle before the wash?
Yes, Jon, good eye! I've found Dash before and when I opened this and started using it was shocked at the suds it made. Nothing like when I was a kids using Dash in our Filter-Flo. Suds for days with that stuff. I have found other boxes, but mostly small ones for promotional giveaways, etc. I'd love to walk into a sale and find baskets full of these like we did a few years ago.
My mother used Dash in a front loader when I was in grade and middle school. Then you could use it in top or front loaders, no special He detergent needed. I remember her saying that she liked it because it was low sudsing and cleaned well.
Even today my clothes suffer from body dirt ...even though I don't play golf.
They kept producing it till the 80s or early 90s but I think they left the low sudsing formula......
This commercial is just stupid, and the package and graphic of the Brand is similar to the one in the shelf of gansky....older or newer?
Love it was lemon scented!
For marketing reasons in different countries, various P&G, Unilever and Henkel brands disappeared and reappeared over the decades.
Dash is still very much alive and well in many European countries, although the formulation is more likely to be similar to European version of Ariel or Daz than anything else.
Ariel's the main P&G brand in Europe, but Dash, Daz, Bold and even Tide still exists in some EU markets.
I think the advertising campaign may have been based around "Cleaner Close" which was a fake comedic extreme soap opera type advert campaign done for Daz in the UK
Yes infact as I said in italy is just like Tide in US, Dash is one of the leading brands along with Dixan (persil), Dash is the most famous detergent in Italy.....
I actually have fond some differences among british ariel and Dash, scent is quite different, formula looks like it is almost the same...If I know correctly Daz does not have blue grains it is a whole white powder right?
Dash indeed have some blue pearls inside, like almost every detergent in Italy....