BS. It Is Everywhere.

[Wombat]

Cleaning products.

 

[KozmoNaut]

And of course there are endless variations on every product on store shelves, all equally useful/useless, but very cleverly marketed with bright colors and enticing promises and carefully selected price brackets.

Gee thanks, capitalism. It's so much more profitable to sell us a bunch of junk, rather than one thing that actually works.

 

[pozz]

• First part of the article: some cleaning products do nothing.
• Second part of the article: some cleaning products are necessary.

Where are the actual results (the measurements)? I get trying to avoid defamation but I'd consider that format irresponsible journalism. FUD.

 

[Wombat]

• First part of the article: some cleaning products do nothing.
• Second part of the article: some cleaning products are necessary.

Where are the actual results (the measurements)? I get trying to avoid defamation but I'd consider that format irresponsible journalism. FUD.

Here: https://www.choice.com.au/home-and-living/laundry-and-cleaning/surface-cleaners

 

[Soniclife]

Cleaning products.

Oh great, the TotalCrap pricing model applies to everything, what a shock.

I am surprised that lots were no better than water, just how poor is their product development that effectively their product does not even work.

 

[flowjm]

Gee thanks, capitalism. It's so much more profitable to sell us a bunch of junk, rather than one thing that actually works.

That take tho

 

[KozmoNaut]

Enjoy your no-better-than-water scam cleaning products, I guess.

 

[Berwhale]

• First part of the article: some cleaning products do nothing.
• Second part of the article: some cleaning products are necessary.

Where are the actual results (the measurements)? I get trying to avoid defamation but I'd consider that format irresponsible journalism. FUD.

Well it is the Gruniad. I read it, but I don't expect to find any science in there (Luckily I get a free subscription to New Scientist through my local library's eReader app.)