You voted with your soap purchases and elected Hillary Clinton’s Clean Laundry Scented Soap as winner of The Duck Stops Here election soap contest. So even if Secretary Clinton is not headed to the White House, her soap won the popular vote.
It's the midpoint of The Duck Stops Here election soap campaign. Customers have been "voting" all summer for their favorite candidate with their soap purchases. We can report the Bernie's Sandalwood is leading with 47% of the vote. Hillary Clinton has 35% of the vote, Donald Trump is trailing with 17% of the vote, and Gary Johnson isn't doing so well so far. But anything could happen between now and November, right? Check out our upcoming schedule and get out and vote!
Since we introduced The Duck Stops Here election soaps, we’ve gotten the sense that customers love the soap, but hate the candidates they represent. Said one customer, “This dragon’s blood scent is awesome, but I just can’t stand Donald Trump.” We told her that as soon as she cut off the label, she wouldn’t know that Donald Trump was all over her in the shower. Somehow that didn’t help. We can report that the Bernie’s Sandalwood soap (the spicy soap that just won’t quit) is the best seller with Hillary Clinton a distant second. So this week we added “Gary Johnson: The ‘none of the above’ soap.” The color is yellow as the Libertarian Party color he represents and the...
The old adage "Minnesota has two seasons: Winter and road construction" sure feels true this weekend. You name the highway and it's down to one lane or closed completely. For the latest road construction info. check out
http://www.dot.state.mn.us/roadwork/current.html
For a refreshing shower to help cope with your drive, try Road Construction soap, scented not in exhaust, but in pleasant lemon.
http://www.grayducksoap.com/…/sw…/products/road-construction
While visiting from Los Angeles, Star agreed to try our new Pet Shampoo Bar. After staying in two shelters and having a cargo seat on a plane, Star wasn’t smelling her best, so we gave her a bath with commercial dog shampoo. Now she didn’t smell like dog, she smelled like a dog who had rolled in rose petals, which was just wrong. Worse, the shampoo contained some ingredients like sodium laureth that we’re a little leery of. This spurred us to develop an unscented pet shampoo. Because a pet’s sense of smell is 1,000 times more sensitive ours, we felt it important to make it unscented for your pet’s comfort--and dignity at the dog park. Our all-natural pet shampoo...
