Comments by "SmallSpoonBrigade" (@SmallSpoonBrigade) on "Tide Lawsuit Over How Many 'Loads' of Laundry It Does" video.

@tomhenry897 That's largely a myth, the coffee in question wasn't just hot, it was far, far hotter than coffee has any reason to be when served and the customer got extremely bad burns as a result. It wasn't just hot coffee that got spilled.
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The reason they do that is so that when they list a serving size the calories and the rest aren't so scandolously ridiculous. Even if they know full well that nobody is eating such a small portion. The thing that gets me is when a container has something like 2.5 servings.
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This is one of the reasons why I prefer to use pods. I can just drop one in each load and I get a consistent amount of cleaning out of it. It can be a bit of an issue if I have different sized loads, but it hasn't been an issue. My mother bought a washing machine that meters the liquid soap itself. It's kind of cool as she can just load up the reservoir from time to time and not have to worry about dispensing it each load.
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That doesn't surprise me. I've switched to using dropps and that's probably about how much is in one of their pods.
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@Userhfdryjjgddf If you want to see something scandalous. Go to your local grocery store and turn the Gatorade bottles upside down. They've gone so far as to create a skirt around the bottom edge to make it appear that you're getting more than you are, as if just hollowing out the bottom wasn't enough.
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