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 | No Irritating Dyes, No Heavy Fragrances, No...Deep Cleans, Leaving No Harmful Residue"PALMOLIVE" PURE & CLEAR LIQUID DISH... |
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$7.10
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Product Details
- No Irritating Dyes, No Heavy Fragrances, No Unnecessary Chemicals, Biodegradable Formula
- Deep Cleans, Leaving No Harmful Residue
- "PALMOLIVE" PURE & CLEAR LIQUID DISH DETERGENT
- Spring Fresh Concentrated Liquid Dish Detergent
Product Description
"PALMOLIVE" Unstained & CLEAR LIQUID DISH DETERGENT
* Spring Fresh.
* 20 Oz. tear bottle.
* Great choice for the family, especially those with children.
* No needless chemicals, No irritating dyes, No heavy fragrances, No phosphates.
* Yet it attacks oil and rinses off easily.
* Hypoallergenic.
* U.S. EPA "Design for the Environment" Certified.
* Cleaner/Cleaner
* Type: Dishwashing.
* Global Product Type: Cleaners & Detergents-Dishwashing.
* Attention: Hand Dishwashing.
* Applicable Material: Ceramic, Plastic, Stainless Dirk.
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Product Details
- Colgate palmolive co
- Colgate palmolive co #46101 19oz palm dish liquid
Product Description
19 OZ, Palmolive Salver Liquid, Original Green.
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Customer Reviews
You get what you pay for
What a harmonious of junk! This is what they call an ISO - instrument shaped object.
It broke down the second day, I took it to the local woodwind into working order shop and was told they can't get parts for SKY instruments - and even if they could, it wouldn't be worth fixing it.
For the same money, but a manufacturer name USED flute. Make sure it is approved by the National Association of Music Educators - MENC certified.
Don't throw away your money on an instrument that only frustrates the student (and parent)!
2006-10-13
| Music Teacher (Penn) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 1
Gifted Flute!
This is a terrific buy! The what's-its-name is very high quality and I imagine it could last a lifetime in the hard shell case that is included. The bluster is great too. Although the silver plating is thin it is gorgeous and is well worth the time it takes to clean and dispose of after each session. I would recommend this flute to anyone. I love it!
2005-09-19
| Eliyahna (NY) | Helpful Votes: 9 | Rating: 5
Robert Freedland's Stock Blog: "Blinking" on Colgate Palmolive (CL ...
Hello Again my friends! It is late and I am having a bit of seller's remorse. Earlier today I parted company with my shares of Colgate (CL) because of a slight miss on revenue while earnings exceeded expectations in the latest report.
I think I got a bit 'self conscious' of the public nature of my blogging and trading and probably rushed that trade. Over and over we have seen stocks pummeled on announcements that really aren't bad. The market wants to sell on good news and sell more on bad. It is probably best not to respond to these actions after earnings announcements and instead concentrate on breathing slowly, relaxing, and letting the chaos pass as it always do.
I certainly like Coca-Cola (KO), but Colgate-Palmolive is truly a phenomenal world company. I blinked when looking into the face of the irrational sell-off. Like a 'weak sister' as investors like myself are called I dumped my shares grabbing my small gain and moved into Coke. Not exactly the cool-headed investor I pride myself in being.
Perhaps that is what separates an amateur investor like myself from a professional. Perhaps knowing this is the first step on that road. We can certainly hope.
As I write over and over, it is important to have specified sale points for both good and bad price moves. It is also important to identify significant fundamental negative reports that might trigger a premature sale. However, this kind of volatility is not a game I should be playing or even get caught up in. I hope all of you can learn from my own actions as well!
In any case, it is late, tomorrow is certainly another day, and I still have a portfolio of mighty fine companies. I just miss my Colgate already and will be sure to keep it on my list of stocks to revisit in the future.
Yours in investing,
Bob
Source: Robert Freedland's Stock Blog: "Blinking" on Colgate Palmolive (CL ...
