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Hidden Behind Closed Doors




Communicating emotions can motivate action by others. Do you smile back at someone who has smiled at you first, or been sympathetic when someone around you demonstrated sadness? Raised eyebrows are non-verbal inviting signs. Look at men or women who want to get your attention without actually using words. They use a smile with their eyebrows raised inviting a positive feedback from you. Seeing these two encouraging, smiling bottles in this ad, advertisers hope you will remember when you are walking down the laundry aisle of your local market and smile while you place the booster in your cart. With analyzing the faded bouquet of flowers, the advertisers are playing with your subscious. Advertisers hope that by sensory association you will associate the sweet fragrance to how your laundry will smell by using their product. When it comes to the white back splash and the washing machine the same principals apply. Advertisers are hoping that you associate the whiteness of these two items to how your laundry will come out of your washing machine, clean and dirt free. By using these friendly animated laundry bottles advertisers have created a myth.



They want consumers to believe laundry would be fun when shared with friends. Advertisers know you rarely have company when doing your laundry or that doing laundry is actually fun. Another myth, would be, you would be considered a bad person if your laundry does not come out clean. Of course you will still be considered a good person, even though your laundry may have stains. Do you stand in your dark, dreary dungeon, tied to sorting your whites from colors, delicate from permanent press and of course your knits from your cottons? Are you worried those dirty knees on your favorite jeans will come clean or if that barbecue sauce will be removed from your new pink cotton shirt? Just the worry will my colors come out bright might give any woman a migraine headache. Then add to the stress, what detergent should I use, do I use bleach or a bleach alternative or do you wonder if you need a laundry booster? This in itself could send any rational person to the hospital. Bleach-free Clorox 2 has made the choice simple for you. Just add this special stain fighter and color brightener, and erase that feeling that doing laundry is a dark or lonely chore. The advertisers for Clorox 2 Bleach-Free have used animated laundry bottles, and vibrant colors to entice you to buy this product? Will you give your laundry a boost?
 




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