Review on π± Seventh Generation Liquid Laundry Detergent, Fresh Lavender & Blue Eucalyptus Scent, 150 oz: Effective & Eco-Friendly Cleaning Solution for 99 Loads (Packaging May Vary) by Eddie Baglien
no longer supports 7th gen
I used to like this product but I won't be endorsing a 7th gen product (or should I say Johnson & Johnson) Once upon a time there was a company that supplied goods to people ( we are consumers) and then decides to use his status to get political (literally a government politician). They are no longer intended for ALL consumers, they push the agenda well beyond a great product. I will find another product for all our needs. And we use a lot! with a big family!
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