Being one of the many moms around the
world who use powdered detergent, I am concerned of the deliberate puncturing
of each packed of detergent soap. Yes,
you read it right, PUNCTURING.
I know every soap company wants to
ensure delivery of premium product to the consumers – quality soap bursting
with fragrance. Do you know that many stores around that do not have a
suspended hangers for your products perforate (but not all!) the soap sachets
for storage purposes, why?
The still bloated-sealed-sachets
slides down the shelf boxes where the
merchandisers put them on display for
the shoppers to see.
Thanks to my dear friend Ayz (she told me about this) who actually saw the
store assistants/merchandisers holding needles piercing the sachets to release
the air; the thinner it gets, the more fitting it becomes to the shelves -
stackable. Knowing my friend would not make a story, I believe it is true and because
as I investigated and compared sachets hanged on some other grocery stores, the
appearance is really different! The other pack is air-bulged and the one
punctured looks limp. And when you opened the packs, the un-touched pack smells
a lot better as expected.
I wrote this not to report the store
owners but to give consumers understanding on what is happening inside the
detergent sachets as well as the soap makers so they can address the situation.
My suggestions to consumers like me:
1. Do not buy the limp packets unless
you wanted to buy less than your money’s worth or you never wanted to enjoy the
fragrance of the detergent you are buying.
2. Better opt for the stores that
hang the powdered detergent packs on a suspender rod so that you can be SURE
that the items are not punctured.
May I suggest to the soap makers the
following:
1. Maybe there is a way to pack the
powdered soaps in a way that it preserves the scent and to avoid such
deliberate perforation.
2. Or you can provide the stores with
suspenders and remunerate with some freebies those who use the hangers to avoid
placing the sachets sliding from the makeshift shelf boxes preventing them from
inevitable piercing.
3. Or advise directly the brand
merchandisers to follow strictly such display requirement.
I hope moms like me are now aware of
the powder’s appearance and would not be tricked in buying the limp packs that
have lesser quality. Exposing
ingredients to humidity may somehow affect not just the quality of the scent
but MAY PROBABLY the cleaning power of the product.
And I do hope that manufacturers will
not ignore this scenario.
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