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  • Laundry detergent caps are designed to waste so you buy more detergent, say experts

    03/30/2016 2:20:08 AM PDT · by rickmichaels · 83 replies
    Toronto Sun ^ | March 29, 2016 | Washington Post, Postmedia Network
    <p>There's a reason those little lines on laundry detergent caps are vague and hard to read. It's so you pour more than you need to. And it apparently accounts for a huge part of the industry's profits.</p> <p>Without perfect lighting conditions and sharp vision, the faint markings that blend in with the plastic cups have left many consumers squinting. And the related instructions are often vague. As a result, consumers are left to over-pour, and that's just what the flawed creators are counting on, say industry watchers.</p>
  • Small Hairy Balls Hide Foul-Tasting Healthful Enzymes (A Woman Scientist LOL)

    11/28/2009 10:18:51 PM PST · by bogusname · 43 replies · 2,277+ views
    ScienceDaily ^ | November 28, 2009 | ScienceDaily
    Dutch researcher Saskia Lindhoud has discovered a new way to package enzymes by causing charged polymers to form a 'ball of hair' around them. Her approach significantly increases the utility of the enzymes. For example, healthy enzymes with a foul taste can be packaged in such a way that they are released in the stomach without being tasted...
  • Spokane Residents Dealing In Illegal Substances (Phosphate banned by Law in Detergents)

    04/01/2009 9:42:07 AM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 24 replies · 1,633+ views
    The Moderate Voice ^ | 3/31/2009 | PATRICK EDABURN
    It seems that folks in Spokane Washington are dealing in the latest of illegal substances…………….. dishwashing soap. A recent law passed in Spokane County prohibits the sale of dish soap containing phosphates as part of an effort to reduce water pollution. The problem is that the eco-friendly detergents do not perform as well as their counterparts. Many people were shocked to find that products like Seventh Generation, Ecover and Trader Joe’s left their dishes encrusted with food, smeared with grease and too gross to use without rewashing them by hand. The culprit was hard water, which is mineral-rich and resistant...