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> It's pieces of fabric that will end up covered in grime and grease, why should I pay twice as much? I know you said it's the same product so this doesn't app
by creato 8y ago
> It's pieces of fabric that will end up covered in grime and grease, why should I pay twice as much?
I know you said it's the same product so this doesn't apply directly, but I was reminded of something that happened to me.
I was buying sponges, and the store-brand knockoffs were about half as much as the name brand sponges. They had the same yellow/green design, and they're just sponges... why not get the cheaper ones?
When I got home and used the sponges, I noticed that they were leeching green dye onto everything I used the sponges on, even for at least a few days after using a new sponge. I never noticed significant staining from the sponge runoff, but it's also not worth $3 every few months to not have to wonder if my sponges are going to dye my food/dishes/whatever I'm cleaning green.
Anyways, I don't really have a point here, it's just really annoying that I think of these sponges every time I'm buying the cheaper knockoff products.