The self-proclaimed “people against dirty” at Method want you to know what’s in your cleaners — besides those happy-faced scrubbly bubblies. Right now more people are probably accustomed to scouring the ingredients list of mac ‘n’ cheese than what scours their tubs. It might have something to do with the fact than when you check your average bottle of tile scrubber, it’s going to tell you a whole lot of nothing.
As part of a campaign in support of the Household Products Labeling Act (with versions in both the House and Senate), Method released this risqué video, revealing that all toxic suds want to do is ogle you in the shower with their bubbly eyes. “Loofah!”
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