Nope, it’s laundry detergent in the form of a dry sheet, totally dissolves in the wash, throw one right in the wash with your clothes. If it’s a smaller load, rip it in half and save the other half for the next small load. No plastic, no mess, most brands under $0.20 a sheet, we love them.
Get laundry sheets instead. Cheaper, not sticky like pods, comes in a cardboard box so no plastic involved.
We stopped using liquid, it still makes a mess. Laundry soap sheets are the best. They are dry, not sticky at all. They are cheap, very quick to use, zero mess. Plus there is no plastic involved, they come in a cardboard box.
Well, the 48V accessory system instead of 12V is also a good idea. Lets you use much lighter wires to carry the same loads, just requires components practically no one is making compared to 12V. But it would be a good thing for all cars to go to. Would save a some weight and a lot of materials.
But that’s about it.
That was my first thought, I approve of this plan. I hope it’s the beginning of their financial decline, coming too long after their moral one.
I love project farm! Haven’t watched that video though. As for how good they are, I’m sure brand probably does matter, and it’s also a fair point that my wife and I don’t heavily dirty our laundry. Some light food marks and/or some things we got sweaty is about as much as we typically ask of them, and they clean those well.
I don’t remember what brand we’ve been using. Recently had cause to get some formulated for baby laundry (hypo allergenic etc) and we got some by a brand called Clean People, and the 4 or 5 loads of onsies and burp cloths we’ve done have come out looking and smelling clean.