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Cubic feat

By tbt* wires
Published February 4, 2005

Now our dishwashers can be P.C. The crowded dishwasher soap aisle (liquids? powders? gels? tablets?) now includes Method dish cubes: biodegradable, no bleach or phosphates, no animal testing. Consumers like premeasured detergents, says the Soap and Detergent Association, because they eliminate waste, mess and guesswork. A jar of 18 Method cubes (sweet water or pink grapefruit scent) costs $3.99 at Target. We tried them, and they left our glasses sparkly.

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