Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 21, 1954, Image 24

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Sometimes it takes a man to put you wise
to cleaner, brighter washing !
More than 11,000 servicemen are telling washer
owners to use d.11. They know from experience why 3.11
is prescribed for finest washings by the machine
makers. They know how "controlled suds" prevent
the washer troubles thick suds cause.
0,11 washes almost without suds. And that
is good, in two ways:
First old-fashioned sticky suds are really
bad for your wash. They smother the tum
bling action of the things in your wash;
hinder the flow of water and detergent
through the fabrics.
. And in rinsing, those soiled suds cling to
your clothes and actually redeposit the same
dirt in them.
Second thick, sticky suds are bad for
your washer. Men who service automatic
washers blame "too much suds" for 4 out of
5 of their service calls. (Somebody has to pay
for those calls!)
all helps your automatic
make good
a's "controlled suds" let your washer work
the way it's meant to. You paid for bright,
sweet, super-clean washings and trouble
free service, all will help your washer deliver
exactly those things. . '
"Controlled suds" I.
wash, rinse better
all stays down in the water where the clothes
are. It goes to work there, dissolving the
dirt out of your things without making
millions of bubbles that do nothing useful
but may threaten damage to your automatic.
And all's "controlled suds" flush out im
mediately with the rinse water. There's no
possibility of a sticky suds film clinging to
the clothes to get them dull and dirty all
over again.
Forget the suds superstition
Your grandmother may have told you suds
are a sign "the soap is working." But that
was before all was invented. .
Truth is that suds themselves have abso
lutely no cleansing power. None whatever,
as every home economist knows.
Now millions of women know it, too
women who wash with all. They profit from
this new-day "controlled suds" way of laun
deringin brighter, whiter, sweeter smelling
washes. In cleaner clothes that stay clean
longer.
Let all prove itself to you
A trial will convince you. Try the best of all
the others. Then try all. Try it on all you
clothes, from the grimiest work clothes to
filmiest lingerie.
We guarantee you'll see for yourself a big
difference in the look and feel. and smell of
freshness; in extra whiteness; in extra time
your washed things stay clean ... or you can
have your money back.
Try out both types of all
So put all on your shopping list. At your
grocer's you'll find two kinds of all. In the
blue box, condensed favorite of millions.
In the red box, extra fluffy for use in your
automatic, also for kitchen use and basin
washing of stockings and lingerie. The red
box weighs and costs one-third as much as
condensed all in the blue box. Monsanto
Chemical Company, St. Louis, Missouri.
CONDENSED I EXTRA FLUFFY
in the blue box I vn the refl box
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aTis made by AlONSANXO whene creative chemistry works wonders for you
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