I want to talk to this bottle. I’m curious where his mouth will open when he responds. I imagine it is very tiny in the middle of his bulbous head that is filled with knowledge of being clean.
I think it is stupid because it isn’t anything super useful to me; I’d much rather have a regular old pump dispenser. BUT, on the other hand, I get the feeling that the Method folks were raking in the money judging by how lots of friends bought that stuff, so they sure are smart in the end?!
I remember this bottle when it first came out (late 80s early 90s). It immediately cought my eye – both design and soap color, which made me test the scent, and then buy it. *Kudos to the designer* Another great feature was the self closing hole at the bottom – you simply squeezed the bottle and the soap came out the bottom into your dish sink – a nice feature that eliminated the need for 2 hands to open the cap, then squeeze/pour your dishsoap. The only problem was, sometimes it would leak a little, which I think is probably why Method retired the bottle.
October 23rd, 2008 at 12:34 pm
I want to talk to this bottle. I’m curious where his mouth will open when he responds. I imagine it is very tiny in the middle of his bulbous head that is filled with knowledge of being clean.
December 29th, 2008 at 4:08 pm
I think it is stupid because it isn’t anything super useful to me; I’d much rather have a regular old pump dispenser. BUT, on the other hand, I get the feeling that the Method folks were raking in the money judging by how lots of friends bought that stuff, so they sure are smart in the end?!
August 14th, 2009 at 1:01 pm
I remember this bottle when it first came out (late 80s early 90s). It immediately cought my eye – both design and soap color, which made me test the scent, and then buy it. *Kudos to the designer* Another great feature was the self closing hole at the bottom – you simply squeezed the bottle and the soap came out the bottom into your dish sink – a nice feature that eliminated the need for 2 hands to open the cap, then squeeze/pour your dishsoap. The only problem was, sometimes it would leak a little, which I think is probably why Method retired the bottle.