P&G: Oxydol Plus, 1960s-1970s

Transcription: (people chatting) 0:01 Speaker 1 You're about to see an accident happen. 0:03 - Okay, panel, how would you get those stains out? 0:07 (buzzer sound) 0:10 - I'd use bleach and a good detergent. 0:11 - Wrong. 0:13 (buzzer sound) 0:14 - I'd use an enzyme pre-soaker. 0:15 - Wrong. 0:17 You'd need all three ingredients 0:18 and now you can get them all in New Oxydol Plus. 0:20 A bleach detergent with an enzyme pre-soaker in it. 0:24 - Makes my enzyme detergent sound old-fashioned. 0:29 - It is. Watch these magnets. 0:32 Your enzyme detergent may leave stains behind 0:34 but with New Oxydol Plus, 0:37 what the enzyme pre-soaker can't get out, the bleach can. 0:39 - Oh and what the bleach can't get out, 0:43 the enzyme pre-soaker can. 0:45 - Right. New Oxydol Plus. 0:48 What the enzyme pre-soaker can't get out, the bleach can. 0:50 New Oxydol Plus 0:55 (clattering) 0:57 for a better clean. 0:59