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You can review a store or internet retailer at Yelp--they pretty much leave all reviews up unless they violate the terms of service. As a third party, they don't care if the review is good or bad. Twitter's another good third party. And retailers editing/deleting reviews is another reason I usually check out Epinions as well as the reviews at the retailer's website. Again, because they are a third party, which advertises that they are unbiased, it's in their interest to keep both good and bad reviews. What I always like to do is try to spot the "planted" reviews on-line. Sometimes there is a review that's so well-written and so complimentary that I suspect that someone connected with the retailer has posted that review. Especially when the other reviews are mediocre.

Interesting... they threw a hissy fit over my post and not even a Walmart supporter! LOL No idea what they didn't like in the string. Oh well, try it again. The Dawn Power Dissolver works. Had a Corning top stove that was a b!tch and a half to clean but that stuff did quite a job on it, especially coupled with a Magic Eraser. My latest find that is quite a surprise that I like it is the Tide Pods. I tried the Stain Release packets and liked them and got some samples of the Pods. I'm impressed. I didn't expect to like them, especially since they aren't out in a stench-free version yet but the smell isn't overpowering at all. Hardly a scent remains in the clothes and that's quite a surprise and again, a pleasant surprise. I know others who've tried the Stain Release and really like them and lately I've had dirtier-than-normal clothes but they're coming out clean and virtually stench-free. Got a deal on more of them and since they work so well (after all, they *are* Tide) I bought some even though I have plenty of detergent. They're so darn convenient. Measuring out detergent isn't that big a deal, but especially doing several loads, it's more standing and I appreciate the convenience, especially for the price. And they work, I'm really pleasantly surprised, since like I said, I didn't expect to like them. I can get some free Arm & Hammer packets but not sure I want to. I was unhappy with their detergent overall and presumably they haven't changed the detergent so I think I'll stick with the product that works.