1 TBS of Detergent = 1 Load of wash?

[Annaphoto]

Now a days, EVERYONE is worried about the Recession.  We are worried about how we spend our money and tend to buy the most cheapest products.

But are we REALLY saving?  The cheaper products are made of a lesser quality.  For example you go to the DOLLAR STORE and buy paper towels.  I have and I have noticed I need to use more to clean up the same amount of spills than I do with Bounty.  So I would have to buy MORE $1 paper towel.

Same goes with detergents.  Many detergent are diluted meaning you would have to use MORE detergent to wash a load of wash than a concentrated detergent.

Would you rather buy ONE bottle of detergent OR 6 for the same amount of wash?  And would you be saving?  YOU do the math.  I bet you will be saving!!

Check out this video it will explain it better.  www.melaleuca.com/6x

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Plus less waste in our landfills!!!

Anna

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[NicoleKelly]

Feb. 5, 2009 at 5:31 PM

I totally agree with you!!!!  I've especially noticed it with the paper towels & toilet paper like you mentioned....it's more of a hassle because your constantly changing the roll & I really don't think you save any money either, so it's a waste of time. 

[Annaphoto]

Mar. 2, 2009 at 5:48 PM

Thanks Spread the word and maybe more people will get it.  That just because it is cheaper you aren't saving money!!

(Original Poster)