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Yes. People are willing to do all kinds of tasks for money. If nobody wants to do a job it’s because you aren’t paying enough.
Which they would do if the work paid a living wage.
If it’s a private company, expect that they will charge you more to send it back.
I’d recommend powdered detergent instead. It’s usually far cheaper per load since you aren’t paying for them to ship you the water that’s in the liquid detergent.
You also don’t need to follow the ‘load size’ guidelines listed on the scoop, as only the bottom line or two is really adding anything to most loads.
1·3 months agoIt’s what the administration demanded in order to ‘talk to’ Putin about ending the war in Ukraine.
It was never about saving money. It was always about dismantling the government so that the oligarchs could carve out their own personal fiefdoms out of whatever’s left.
81·4 months agoGoodbye, reasonably safe food and medicine supplies, you will be missed…
The last few Amber alerts I’ve gotten required an app Formerly known as Twitter account to get any additional details…
1·5 months agoThat’s what happens when you have an economic system built to reward greedy sociopaths.
1: Labor & Equipment.
2: Tesla owners don’t necessarily own the Charging stations.
3: They are icing wire cutters to remove the cables, destroying the cable in the process.
1·6 months agoHey, that Tardigrade is doing his best, okay!
1·6 months agoSo I guess all of those unsupervised PPP loans that were forgiven were a nice feather in the Democratic hat, then, huh?
They buy it because they are easily spooked by long words such as ‘Pasteurization’ and probably fell asleep during the class that talks about all of the diseases that the Pasteurization’ process is supposed to prevent.
0·8 months agoArt exists solely as it is interpreted by the observer.
In this case, the observer interrupted the art as trash.
Iirc, the higher water content keeps the alcohol from evaporating off as fast, keeping it in contact with the surface for a longer period of time.
That and there have been companies that had good product, but then got bought out. Only afterwards, they reduce product quality to the point of being some of the worst on the market.
These vulture capitalists are hoping that the brand recognition of what was once a good product keeps the company afloat long enough for them to rot away and consume the company from the inside.