100 Years of P&G in Canada #PGMom
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I have many fond memories of spending time with both my grandmothers as a young girl and helping them around the house. My grandmothers didn't have a lot of money and they always wanted to make sure the money they did spend was spent well on products that worked. It is not a surprise that you could always spot Ivory Soap and Head and Shoulders on the shelves in their homes. I remember bathing in the lake at my grandparents house and they always brought down Ivory Soap to lather up with.
It is no surprise that this month marks P&G’s 100th anniversary in Canada! To mark this significant achievement, we’re looking back on some of the major milestones and celebrating the iconic products that Canadians have come to know and love over the past century with this infographic.
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Tide was the first product we used.
ReplyDeleteCan't remember exactly, its either Tide or Bounty
ReplyDeleteIvory bar soap (Andrea Amy)
ReplyDeleteIvory soap
ReplyDeleteI used to put the bounce sheets in the dryer for my mom.
ReplyDeleteTide is the first one I can remember but grew up with my mother using many of their products.
ReplyDeleteIvory Bar Soap, it was the only brand my mom bought. (Judy Cowan)
ReplyDeleteMy first would be Ivory soap.
ReplyDeleteMy first is Tide
ReplyDeleteI've been using Ivory soap for as long as I can remember!
ReplyDeleteIvory Soap
ReplyDeleteI think it was Tide.
ReplyDeleteMy first is Tide
ReplyDeleteTide
ReplyDeleteMy first would be Ivory soap.
ReplyDeleteMy first product would have been tide.
ReplyDeleteTide
ReplyDeleteivory bar soap
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