Palmolive Pushes Sudsy Soap on Dish with Doris

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Like shame, camp is one of those marketing tactics that never dies. Dish with Doris, an interactive microsite promotion for Palmolive’s Scrub Buster, pushes the latter to its limits.

Appliances in Doris’ kitchen afford users multiple opportunities to play with the little old woman. Lest you search in vain for yet another film-making opportunity, hit the fridge.

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