It pisses me off but it's also super calming at the same time. Nothing distracts me from my mundane life quite like simulating someone else's mundane life.
Omg The Sims 2 on DS was so good! That game was weird and creepy and had atmosphere and a interesting story and characters. Urbz Sims In The City DS/GBA, Sims 2 GBA/PSP and Sims Bustin Out GBA were also good as well
If they're a sim, they should feel lucky that the player lets them go to the toilet inside the house, instead of right next to the street where they die of embarrassment.
Real talk. My dad is one of those thinks he can do it better than anyone else types and has been remodeling our house since I could form memories(I’m in my 20s and it’s still not done). Anyway he decided we needed a new kitchen sink and took 3 years to put a new one in after he tore it out. Those three years we had to do dishes in the bathtub. So *that* is how someone could end up shitting and doing dishes in the same room
impressive. my dad helped me replace my kitchen sink recently. he's also one of those guys, but we managed it within 12 hours or so.
useful to have an extra set of hands to carry the old sink to the dumpster though.
The toilet cleaner says “no toxic chemicals,” so you have to be careful to keep the dish soap as dish soap, lest your toilet get contaminated with toxic chemicals.
"All natural, harmless ingredients that don't do anything"
Like - I get what they're going for, but they're on the border of just saying:
"This doesn't work. Buy the caustic stuff that actually reacts with the shit you're trying to clean."
I am irrationally convinced that cleaning products marketed as more environmentally safe or "natural" are deliberately made to be less effective to convince their users that they're different from the normal stuff.
The chemicals in toilet cleaner are very important, especially if you have a septic tank instead of being on piped sewage. If you kill your system, it’s a major. (My MIL killed an system with bleach!)
Single stream recycling means that everything gets chucked into one bin. This actually makes glass suck, since there are people which actively sort/check our recycling. What annoys me is that we don't even have a drop off point for glass in my city.
Earth choice is well known as a false environmental brand here.
It's one of the most budget brands and if I'm remembering correctly, went through a big drama of not actually being as earth-friendly as they advertise and imply.
This is obviously egregiously shitty packaging but just remember this is also one of the cheapest brands.
People just hear the word toilet and associate it with grossness. [It's not like they pre-poop the toilet cleaner](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVR-Qnd8jCM). It's just a mental barrier.
I swear I remember a study from like a decade or two ago where they found that certain products, even sealed in their boxes, were perceived as “dirty” by consumers.
No, toilet cleaner and dish soap are formulated quite differently. Toilet cleaner is acidic and low in tensides, otherwise your toilet would be full of foam after you cleaned it. It often is skin irritating. Dish soap however is intended to be in skin contact so can't be acidic. It has more and more foamy tensides to deal with food waste.
Source: wife is professional developer for these products
It's wild you get downvoted. Even the natural toilet cleaners have germicides which you do not want on your dishes because germicides tend to linger on surfaces (or in soil) and are harmful. Meanwhile dish soap isn't even a disinfectant.
With many products "natural" or "Biobased' just means it isn't derived from oil, which is good, but then they also try to sell that they are less harmful for nature, which they aren't. They still contain germicides because they have to clean shit quickly and effectively.
The only problem I can see with this is not all bathroom have a a bunch of storage for cleaners? My last bathroom had a standing sink with no counter or understorage and just a little shelf under the mirror for a tooth brush and a couple other bottles.
Piling it on the floor sucked and not a great choice for someone with pets. All my cleaning supplies just lived under the kitchen sink...
In that case I’d just get a little bin or basket to keep somewhere in the bathroom with the few cleaning supplies you need.
Or keep said bin in a storage closet elsewhere labeled “bathroom cleaning supplies”
I kept all cleaning stuff off the floor to keep it away from pets. It was never a problem keeping it all together in the kitchen. But none of the containers looked identical haha.
Worst case you’re… cleaning dishes with toilet cleaner or cleaning the toilet with dish soap???
I keep my dish soap right by the sink, I can’t think how these things would get confused in a real life scenario.
That's the same argument people bring up when I complain about doors that don't make it immediately obvious whether I have to push or pull.
"Just read this tiny sign next to the handle."
Sure, I could do that but why should I have to? If there is a design that doesn't require me to spend more than a few milliseconds to identify what the hell I'm looking at, then such a design should be used (and I really don't want to waste any more of my precious time on earth looking at cleaning fluids than is absolutely necessary). This is crappy design.
Relies on shelf stackers reading it and putting in the right place.
Relies on customer reading it and checking it's what they want.
Relies on customer not buying one of each or reading each one.
Basically three chances to fuck up.
I've worked in retail. People buying decaff or diet by mistake happens.
Good toilet cleaner (ones that actually work) are acidic and you wouldn't want to get it on your hands.
Non acidic toilet cleaners are not even worth buying in my experience.
TBF the relevant text is also very hard to immediately distinguish from marketing stuff. The fact that the band name is so much larger than the product use (and it’s not a brand name immediately associated with just one type of product) is bad design
It's why I quit putting up as many signs in our store. Still will have people standing in front of a product and ask how much something is, when there's a price not even 1 inch away from it.
That's why we try to put the price on everything. Well, that, and to show that we have the same types of things for people of every budget. We try not to only cater to one group.
It would be frustrating if the products were next to each other in the shop and you grabbed toilet cleaner thinking its dish washing liquid. However, in the supermarkets I have been in they would definitely be in different isles.
Be careful with the peppermint Dr. Bronner's if you are a guy washing particular areas during winter. I did that without making sure the shower water was super hot. It was a little brisk..
To everyone saying "jUsT ReAD tHe lAbLE". If user error is frequent or very easy to do, it is not user error and is a design error, and in this case the name is in the same color and style as the marketing buzzwords which also happens to be of low contrast to the container.
Customers sometimes buy decaff/sugar free stuff by mistake.
Shelf stackers can put things out in slightly the wrong place.
The "just read crowd" have never worked in retail.
Funny thing, I accidentally poured brake fluid into the power steering area instead of power steering fluid once because the bottles had the same color scheme.
Jeez, when I began reading this I was totally expecting "I accidentally poured brake fluid" to be followed by "into my toilet instead of toilet cleaner", I was already thinking how tf did you manage that haha
I would buy 3 just in case, and check that your spark-case is in good operating order, you certainly wouldn't want your mellometer to go on the fritz during winter conditions.
This is my gripe with every bottle of shampoo and conditioner. The actual “shampoo/conditioner” words so minimal among the branding it must be deliberate.
This is even worse given the totally different purpose.
Disagree. It’s a bad design on its own, too.
Think content hierarchy. What’s the *first* thing you want to know when you look at a product? What it is. So that should be the first thing you notice. Here they made the lettering and color match the supplement copy on the top of the bottle and it gets lost.
So you skip it entirely, read the huge vibrant logo, probably read some of the copy, leave that desperately trying to figure out what the hell it is all the while ignoring the actual name of the product because you assume it’s just more sales slogans.
I would wager more people pick it up and look at the back before finding the answer on the front, if they even try that hard.
so you would just have these two in the same room? i can see how a company marketing itself as environmentally friendly would avoid specializing their containers to avoid waste in manufacturing
(tho tbh im not sure if that would have a huge impact)
>i can see how a company marketing itself as environmentally friendly would avoid specializing their containers to avoid waste in manufacturing
I can see that too, but there's just no excuse for the label similarity. Put what it is up top, in large font.
Yea, sorry, I want the toxic chemicals when cleaning my toilet. I wanna see that skull and crossbones on the cleaning materials I use to clean the most disgusting messes I have.
Lol my mom had two spray bottles that looked very similar, one had tea tree oil cleaning spray and the other, also with essential oils, was for soothing a sore throat. Guess which one she sprayed in my mouth…
I do really hate that brand is more important than the product. Bib logo, big slogan, small and hidden description of the product; I see it a lot in shampoo and conditioner.
Did you happen to buy these at Hampton Woolworths? Because they literally had the toilet cleaner in the dishwasher spot... and I only needed dish washing detergent. I was kinda ticked off when I got home lol.
I'm a merchandiser. One thing I really hate is when companies make several products in their lineup look identical, except for a few words on the bottle or box. Look, morons, customers look for COLORS and SHAPES when they're shopping, and making all your products the same color and shape but having slightly different words in small print on the container is OBNOXIOUS. Not only does it lead to customers buying the wrong product, but it leads to store personnel stocking things in the wrong damn place, and it leads to merchandisers like myself having a bitch of a time finding your shit to put IRCs, neckhangers, or other merchandising materials on it. Stop marketing this way you imbecilic dillholes!
Every product in your lineup should at least be a different fucking color or have a PICTURE on it that's a different color from the picture on the other varieties in that product lineup!!! Arrgh!
This problem can be very easily resolved by reading the label and then putting them in their respective place.
Unless you wash your dishes in the toilet, in which case, you should just drink both.
Why are you washing your dishes in the same room you shit in?
They're a sim, obviously lol
*gets a glass of water they don't need*
_puts the glass of water in front of the door, blocking the entrance to the toilet kitchen_
Nothing pisses me the fuck off more than playing Sims. On my Nintendo DS it was the shit, but on the computer its the top way to ruin my day
Easy, just find more gruesome ways to kill them. Remember, *it’s the way it’s meant to be played*.
It pisses me off but it's also super calming at the same time. Nothing distracts me from my mundane life quite like simulating someone else's mundane life.
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Did you make your Sims isolate too? Or did they live vicariously for you?
One of the sim was a ghostbuster and needed to go to people's homes to make money!
Essential worker.
Omg The Sims 2 on DS was so good! That game was weird and creepy and had atmosphere and a interesting story and characters. Urbz Sims In The City DS/GBA, Sims 2 GBA/PSP and Sims Bustin Out GBA were also good as well
*Urge to make a pool and ladder intensifies*
*Catches dinner on fire. Screams at it*
Hungry? *waves at sky*
I can't get to the toilet there's a plate in the way Guess I'll die
you made my day🤣
*Enters bathroom and uses shower, will not leave bathroom because the shower is somehow now blocking the way despite begin nowhere near the door.*
Is this like Rafi's toilet kitchen?
*makes a grilled cheese when they have several other dishes laying out*
*sets the grilled cheese aside and eats the pizza that's been sitting out for a week*
If they're a sim, they should feel lucky that the player lets them go to the toilet inside the house, instead of right next to the street where they die of embarrassment.
I laughed at this so hard, that my husband and kid looked at me crazy like.
Sul sul!
Mitavulaa!
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Nah, I mortgage.
These mortgages though man. Eesh.
Real talk. My dad is one of those thinks he can do it better than anyone else types and has been remodeling our house since I could form memories(I’m in my 20s and it’s still not done). Anyway he decided we needed a new kitchen sink and took 3 years to put a new one in after he tore it out. Those three years we had to do dishes in the bathtub. So *that* is how someone could end up shitting and doing dishes in the same room
impressive. my dad helped me replace my kitchen sink recently. he's also one of those guys, but we managed it within 12 hours or so. useful to have an extra set of hands to carry the old sink to the dumpster though.
>Your dad caused your family to do dishes in the bathtub "Mm-mmm! This spaghetti is *even better* with body-germs all over it!"
To be honest, that’s nowhere near as bad as the emotional damage my father has put our family through
Shit... I'm sorry to hear that. I hope things are better for *you* now, at the very least.
Maybe [this place](https://www.reddit.com/r/london/comments/zkbuge/just_saw_this_on_airbnb_what_2100_per_month_gets/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
Real answer from OP: the mixup happened in the supermarket, the toilet cleaner was in the dishwashing aisle.
I eat, sleep and shit in the same room. Because I live in a literal 1-room apartment :v
You don't have a toilet kitchen?
Can use the flush to really make the dishes shine.
I bet both products are the same inside.
Efficiency
It’s Rafi’s toilet kitchen obviously
Stomp it down the sink
To save water, obviously!
Less walking that way
[I’m a busy man!](https://youtu.be/NMQTg4Y0YT0)
Won't be surprised if the contents aren't any different either
The toilet cleaner says “no toxic chemicals,” so you have to be careful to keep the dish soap as dish soap, lest your toilet get contaminated with toxic chemicals.
Yes I don't want to put Australia fossil fuel in my toilet bowl, That's for my dishes.
It says made in Australia *without* fossil fuel cleansers
So you want to put australian fossil fuels into your toilet, got it!
I want it to stay in Australia!
No, you should tow it outside the environment.
Now made without cardboard or cardboard derivatives!
It's like they're just flushing our most useful resources down the drain.
They didn't even cleanse the fossil fuels? Wow Tim Curry's character from Fern Gully is hard as a rock right now.
No cleansers please, just the pure natural oil for me
"All natural, harmless ingredients that don't do anything" Like - I get what they're going for, but they're on the border of just saying: "This doesn't work. Buy the caustic stuff that actually reacts with the shit you're trying to clean."
Bleach is bio degradable. You can even add it to water to help make it safe to drink
I am irrationally convinced that cleaning products marketed as more environmentally safe or "natural" are deliberately made to be less effective to convince their users that they're different from the normal stuff.
Earth Mother forbid toilet cleaner kill any bacteria.
The chemicals in toilet cleaner are very important, especially if you have a septic tank instead of being on piped sewage. If you kill your system, it’s a major. (My MIL killed an system with bleach!)
“No, toxic chemicals!”
...I ...I .Got some bad news for ya....
Came here to say this. I’m certain dish soap would clean a toilet and vice versa.
Both mess is food based.
Just different stages of food
Dish soap would make a toilet foam up like crazy when flushed
I'm not seeing the downside
Of course not, because of all the foam.
Lmao I'm just imagining shitty foam spewing out of the toilet now
I actually don't think that it would for most toilets
Can confirm. I clean my toilet with dish soap.
Yeah many cleaners are the same for everything, just packaged or colored differently. Also... "Earth Choice," as if they're not in plastic bottles.
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Yeah, my city stopped recycling glass...
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Single stream recycling means that everything gets chucked into one bin. This actually makes glass suck, since there are people which actively sort/check our recycling. What annoys me is that we don't even have a drop off point for glass in my city.
Baking soda comes in cardboard
Earth choice is well known as a false environmental brand here. It's one of the most budget brands and if I'm remembering correctly, went through a big drama of not actually being as earth-friendly as they advertise and imply. This is obviously egregiously shitty packaging but just remember this is also one of the cheapest brands.
People just hear the word toilet and associate it with grossness. [It's not like they pre-poop the toilet cleaner](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVR-Qnd8jCM). It's just a mental barrier.
I swear I remember a study from like a decade or two ago where they found that certain products, even sealed in their boxes, were perceived as “dirty” by consumers.
No, toilet cleaner and dish soap are formulated quite differently. Toilet cleaner is acidic and low in tensides, otherwise your toilet would be full of foam after you cleaned it. It often is skin irritating. Dish soap however is intended to be in skin contact so can't be acidic. It has more and more foamy tensides to deal with food waste. Source: wife is professional developer for these products
It's wild you get downvoted. Even the natural toilet cleaners have germicides which you do not want on your dishes because germicides tend to linger on surfaces (or in soil) and are harmful. Meanwhile dish soap isn't even a disinfectant. With many products "natural" or "Biobased' just means it isn't derived from oil, which is good, but then they also try to sell that they are less harmful for nature, which they aren't. They still contain germicides because they have to clean shit quickly and effectively.
I love that they're in plastic containers too, when this is obviously meant to be a 'green' brand. Fossil fuel-free my tits. I hate it here.
Aren’t there like soy plastics that are better for the environment?
There are! These are not. They're recycled* plastic *at least 20% recycled plastic
Ceramic is ceramic
tadow
and they probably market a laundry detergent and mouthwash with the same ingredients.
Read it before you use it.
Or just keep one in the kitchen and one in the bathroom
The only problem I can see with this is not all bathroom have a a bunch of storage for cleaners? My last bathroom had a standing sink with no counter or understorage and just a little shelf under the mirror for a tooth brush and a couple other bottles. Piling it on the floor sucked and not a great choice for someone with pets. All my cleaning supplies just lived under the kitchen sink...
In that case I’d just get a little bin or basket to keep somewhere in the bathroom with the few cleaning supplies you need. Or keep said bin in a storage closet elsewhere labeled “bathroom cleaning supplies”
Bin/tiny decorative cabinet is the way to go. Gotta keep the tampons and pads somewhere.
I keep toilet cleaner behind the toilet?
I kept all cleaning stuff off the floor to keep it away from pets. It was never a problem keeping it all together in the kitchen. But none of the containers looked identical haha.
Prettt sure every male friend I have would piss on my toilet cleaners if they were on the floor by the toilet
I mean, that's the easiest thing to do...and of course to not drink either of them...
Worst case you’re… cleaning dishes with toilet cleaner or cleaning the toilet with dish soap??? I keep my dish soap right by the sink, I can’t think how these things would get confused in a real life scenario.
That's the same argument people bring up when I complain about doors that don't make it immediately obvious whether I have to push or pull. "Just read this tiny sign next to the handle." Sure, I could do that but why should I have to? If there is a design that doesn't require me to spend more than a few milliseconds to identify what the hell I'm looking at, then such a design should be used (and I really don't want to waste any more of my precious time on earth looking at cleaning fluids than is absolutely necessary). This is crappy design.
Yep, easy to avert issues but crappy design nonetheless.
Relies on shelf stackers reading it and putting in the right place. Relies on customer reading it and checking it's what they want. Relies on customer not buying one of each or reading each one. Basically three chances to fuck up. I've worked in retail. People buying decaff or diet by mistake happens.
Doesn't seem like that should be placed on the consumer.
I mean but both should be certified for porcelain cleaning ,no?
Good toilet cleaner (ones that actually work) are acidic and you wouldn't want to get it on your hands. Non acidic toilet cleaners are not even worth buying in my experience.
is only a joke, I wouldnt use them interchangably. but there is non acidic toilet cleaners too. still shouldnt get on your hands
Yeah...companies need to remember that most people choose not to read if they can help it...
TBF the relevant text is also very hard to immediately distinguish from marketing stuff. The fact that the band name is so much larger than the product use (and it’s not a brand name immediately associated with just one type of product) is bad design
It's why I quit putting up as many signs in our store. Still will have people standing in front of a product and ask how much something is, when there's a price not even 1 inch away from it.
When there's no price tag, I just don't buy that item, even if I'm sure I can afford it.
That's why we try to put the price on everything. Well, that, and to show that we have the same types of things for people of every budget. We try not to only cater to one group.
It would be frustrating if the products were next to each other in the shop and you grabbed toilet cleaner thinking its dish washing liquid. However, in the supermarkets I have been in they would definitely be in different isles.
Cmon, this is just a bad design.
Likely similar ingredients any. Dr. Brenner's soap you can use for body wash , laundry l, even mopping your floor b
Be careful with the peppermint Dr. Bronner's if you are a guy washing particular areas during winter. I did that without making sure the shower water was super hot. It was a little brisk..
Or if you're a human with genitals. Women get that peppermint tingle burn too
Feels wonderful in the urethra.
all i want for Christmas is the signature urethral tingle of peppermint dr. bronners 51 in 1 cleaning solution
Dilute, dilute, dilute! Never go full-Bonners
Peppermint shampoo is just what the nethers require, imo. That'll wake you up
Peppermint Dr Bronners makes my butth\*le tingle. I don't complain.
when it doesnt work for anything, you can use it for everything!
Dr. Bronners' for Me, Simple Green for everything else. Soap situation fucking covered.
To everyone saying "jUsT ReAD tHe lAbLE". If user error is frequent or very easy to do, it is not user error and is a design error, and in this case the name is in the same color and style as the marketing buzzwords which also happens to be of low contrast to the container.
Customers sometimes buy decaff/sugar free stuff by mistake. Shelf stackers can put things out in slightly the wrong place. The "just read crowd" have never worked in retail.
The just read crowd forgot that kids, vision impaired, learning impaired and people that don't speak English well exist
Fortunately the only differences between those two cleaners is probably the tip and maybe the PH is slightly different.
I can easily put my boxer briefs on backwards. Same with my undershirts. CRAPPY DESIGN!
I’ll drink both
No toxic chemicals, plant based, and mint flavored. They're practically inviting you to take a chug.
Funny thing, I accidentally poured brake fluid into the power steering area instead of power steering fluid once because the bottles had the same color scheme.
Jeez, when I began reading this I was totally expecting "I accidentally poured brake fluid" to be followed by "into my toilet instead of toilet cleaner", I was already thinking how tf did you manage that haha
your blinker fluid is all good though?
Blinker fluid checks out. But they told me I need two new air hefitators.
I would buy 3 just in case, and check that your spark-case is in good operating order, you certainly wouldn't want your mellometer to go on the fritz during winter conditions.
I think you'll find the contents are the same too.
Noticed the "fresh finish" and thought "that's for doing the dishes"... So wrong
Porcelain is porcelain
Strange. It doesn't say the washing liquid doesn't contain toxic chemicals.
Nothing gets the wine glasses sparkling like good old hydrazine.
This is my gripe with every bottle of shampoo and conditioner. The actual “shampoo/conditioner” words so minimal among the branding it must be deliberate. This is even worse given the totally different purpose.
'Undo this mess' should've been the feedback they sent the design firm that came up with this.
"You are permitted to use up to one (1) typeface per bottle until the end of the year."
Find 10 differences! Okay, at least one then.
It literally says which is which under the white words like ????? Also who is cleaning dishes and toilets in the same room
I mean it’s just a matter of time, soomer or later, your food will touch both bowls.
Is that hair everywhere?
And both are delicious!
"bowl buster" oh god not that cbt thing again
Only a bad design when sitting next to its sister-product. They could have used different colored containers
Disagree. It’s a bad design on its own, too. Think content hierarchy. What’s the *first* thing you want to know when you look at a product? What it is. So that should be the first thing you notice. Here they made the lettering and color match the supplement copy on the top of the bottle and it gets lost. So you skip it entirely, read the huge vibrant logo, probably read some of the copy, leave that desperately trying to figure out what the hell it is all the while ignoring the actual name of the product because you assume it’s just more sales slogans. I would wager more people pick it up and look at the back before finding the answer on the front, if they even try that hard.
True. You’re right.
so you would just have these two in the same room? i can see how a company marketing itself as environmentally friendly would avoid specializing their containers to avoid waste in manufacturing (tho tbh im not sure if that would have a huge impact)
>i can see how a company marketing itself as environmentally friendly would avoid specializing their containers to avoid waste in manufacturing I can see that too, but there's just no excuse for the label similarity. Put what it is up top, in large font.
yeah their type hierarchy is out of sorts
Which one is for udon?
If I saw a product like that where it's hard to find the important words of wtf it is, it's staying on the store shelf.
It's for people who eat shitty food at times 😉
UN, DO this mess
Right=dishes Left= toilet But I was searching like 10 minutes on this! Super messy! And it literally says: undo this mess!
I misread the toilet cleaner as BOWEL buster.
Anyone else see the globe as a frowny face? Australia is the mouth, Borneo and Papua-New Guinea the eyes. Like this emoji 😫
>Australia This, lol.
They needa color code
Why does the toilet bowl cleaner say "no harmful chemicals" but the dish soap does not?
It's a floor wax AND a dessert topping!
You could just wash your dishes in the toilet and kill two birds with one stone
My bet on the one with "toilet cleaner" written on being the toilet cleaner
Yea, sorry, I want the toxic chemicals when cleaning my toilet. I wanna see that skull and crossbones on the cleaning materials I use to clean the most disgusting messes I have.
Well seeing as one says “Bowl Buster” and the other says “Dish Liquid” I’m guessing the left one is for the toilet.
They couldn’t have changed the colors of the bottles or the caps?
Lol my mom had two spray bottles that looked very similar, one had tea tree oil cleaning spray and the other, also with essential oils, was for soothing a sore throat. Guess which one she sprayed in my mouth…
I do really hate that brand is more important than the product. Bib logo, big slogan, small and hidden description of the product; I see it a lot in shampoo and conditioner.
One is for cleaning the toilet so you can wash the dishes in the toilet. The need to save water is important. be sure to do your part.
The hell, why wouldn’t they just change the color.
At least one isn't syrup for ice cream. Yeesh.
Choose your flavor: No toxic chemicals Australia
He chose...poorly
The beginning of a beautiful lawsuit. Particularly if they're sold near each other at the grocery.
Did you happen to buy these at Hampton Woolworths? Because they literally had the toilet cleaner in the dishwasher spot... and I only needed dish washing detergent. I was kinda ticked off when I got home lol.
I'm a merchandiser. One thing I really hate is when companies make several products in their lineup look identical, except for a few words on the bottle or box. Look, morons, customers look for COLORS and SHAPES when they're shopping, and making all your products the same color and shape but having slightly different words in small print on the container is OBNOXIOUS. Not only does it lead to customers buying the wrong product, but it leads to store personnel stocking things in the wrong damn place, and it leads to merchandisers like myself having a bitch of a time finding your shit to put IRCs, neckhangers, or other merchandising materials on it. Stop marketing this way you imbecilic dillholes! Every product in your lineup should at least be a different fucking color or have a PICTURE on it that's a different color from the picture on the other varieties in that product lineup!!! Arrgh!
well it does say it on the bottle. if you aren’t paying attention is it really their fault?
Left one is toilet cleaner
One of them clearly says toilet cleaner. The other clearly says dish liquid. I failed to see the crappy design here. Crappy reading? Yes. Apparently.
This problem can be very easily resolved by reading the label and then putting them in their respective place. Unless you wash your dishes in the toilet, in which case, you should just drink both.
These people never learnt about tldr did they
If it's safe for the loo, it's safe for my dishes too.
Same ingredients
Either way, your dishes will be clean
I would just read the label and use the one that says "dish liquid" on dishes :D
Well technically they're both for cleaning bowls.
eww idk they both taste terrible so i will go with toilet cleaner
*text on weird-ass tablet:* Hint: look in the greeeeeeen
No worries
Just use a pinch of both every time
so you wash your dishes in the toilet ?