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I would add this...
The more I know about the subject, the more I do NOT agree with Consumer Reports.
They have given their blessing to some real piles of stinking dung. I would view their opinions as being suspect. I don't like the way they test some things, and I don't like their evaluation methods/reasonings. I would only look at their facts (data), and ignore their opinions.
Nick
I would stick with Cascade detergent
Last edited on Sat Feb 4th, 2006 07:52 pm by nickfixit
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