IN 1958, Procter & Gamble’s “Mr. Clean” debuted on television in Pittsburgh. Within years, TV ads featuring cleaning products had taken over the airwaves, touting everything from dish detergents to floor cleaners. Since that time, millions of dollars have been spent on TV advertisements for cleaning products alone, with brands competing for traction in a competitive marketplace. But many—if not most—of those brands made huge sacrifices in quality and conscience for the allure of a low price. Yvette Zona, an Executive Director VII from Minnesota, knows this firsthand. When she attended a … [Read more...]