kenmoreguy89
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OK...it was awhile I wanted to open this thread.....through researces I learned about the presence, probably for a short time (about a decade), of a Dash Lemon version in the US market in the late 80s and 90s...is this right?
I know in the mid-late 90s or something like that, P&G decided to give a cut to the "unproductive" brand variety they had, for which Dash as for Oxydol and Rinso (in the blue and white box), became victim of.
But what I am interested of it's not the end, but the "transformation" during the time.
I mean.... there was Dash detergent (not the soap), in the red box, launched in the 50s as low-foam detergent, and later in the 70s as an attempt to keep it on market/popular was advertised as being reccomended "for big automatics", after that, so after the 70s I have really no more news about apart the lemon version of the 80s and 90s...looked like discontinued.
Was it for awhile? Or they just suddenly changed target and advertising in a short time, making of it a MOL cheaper P&G offering?
I mean did they quit Dash brand for awhile for then re-introduce it, or they just made a sudden change as the brand got always more unpopular?
A few ads....not particularly brillant:
I know in the mid-late 90s or something like that, P&G decided to give a cut to the "unproductive" brand variety they had, for which Dash as for Oxydol and Rinso (in the blue and white box), became victim of.
But what I am interested of it's not the end, but the "transformation" during the time.
I mean.... there was Dash detergent (not the soap), in the red box, launched in the 50s as low-foam detergent, and later in the 70s as an attempt to keep it on market/popular was advertised as being reccomended "for big automatics", after that, so after the 70s I have really no more news about apart the lemon version of the 80s and 90s...looked like discontinued.
Was it for awhile? Or they just suddenly changed target and advertising in a short time, making of it a MOL cheaper P&G offering?
I mean did they quit Dash brand for awhile for then re-introduce it, or they just made a sudden change as the brand got always more unpopular?
A few ads....not particularly brillant: