nothing but heart-stopping excitement
Apr. 2nd, 2012 11:51 pmLaundry detergent sample I got in the mail:
It's one of those plastic sacs, full of thin blue liquid, that I assume would dissolve in water and release a mighty gush of detergent.
So I put it in some water BECAUSE I WANTED TO SEE IT HAPPEN. It floated adorably for a bit and then began sagging and changing shape.
And then sank to the bottom and started slouching.
And spreading out. The outside layer was dissolving too.
MORE SPREADING. The outside edges of the sac totally dissolved at this point.
ANYWAYS IT HAD BEEN LIKE FIVE MINUTES AT THIS POINT AND I WAS SICK OF WAITING. So I poked it a bit and discovered that it was all turned into a thick goo. Which was kind of neat because it was clearly very watery liquid before and now it's all thick and gooshy.
THE END. And also reason #398478 why I should never get into doing product reviews.
It's one of those plastic sacs, full of thin blue liquid, that I assume would dissolve in water and release a mighty gush of detergent.
So I put it in some water BECAUSE I WANTED TO SEE IT HAPPEN. It floated adorably for a bit and then began sagging and changing shape.
And then sank to the bottom and started slouching.
And spreading out. The outside layer was dissolving too.
MORE SPREADING. The outside edges of the sac totally dissolved at this point.
ANYWAYS IT HAD BEEN LIKE FIVE MINUTES AT THIS POINT AND I WAS SICK OF WAITING. So I poked it a bit and discovered that it was all turned into a thick goo. Which was kind of neat because it was clearly very watery liquid before and now it's all thick and gooshy.
THE END. And also reason #398478 why I should never get into doing product reviews.
