Liquid dishwashing detergents, not soap

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In summary, liquid dishwashing detergents are specifically formulated cleaning agents designed to effectively remove grease and food residues from dishes and utensils. Unlike traditional soaps, which can leave a film and may not perform well in hard water, these detergents contain surfactants that enhance cleaning power, create more suds, and rinse away easily. They are often more effective in cutting through oily substances, making them a preferred choice for dishwashing tasks.
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DaveC426913 said:
If I start asserting that "red is blue" how many do I have to get behind me before you can't tell me I'm wrong anymore? :wink:

That's not a good example. Red is already blue provided you achieve an appropriate relative velocity.

But in general I think the answer is: Enough so that it's adopted by the dictionaries.
 
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JT Smith said:
Red is already blue provided you achieve an appropriate relative velocity
Towards us yes. A thread is probably on its last legs if grammar takes over.
 
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pinball1970 said:
Towards us yes. A thread is probably on its last legs if grammar takes over.
That;s not grammar! That's diction! Word choice! As in DICTIONary! It makes me so mad when people do thia!
:H:H:H

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JT Smith said:
Of course but the point is that the objections of a minority die along with the people.
When exactly did it become the "minority"?
 
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DaveC426913 said:
When exactly did it become the "minority"?

When the number fell below 50%.
 
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