Word: sudsing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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As if it would wash the stars away as suds go down a sink . . .
> For picnickers who forget beer openers: a self-opening beer can, developed by Alcoa, and now marketed in limited areas. Raise one end of a metal tab in the top of the can and POP ! suds all over.
Some washing machine manufacturers, recognizing the problem, have recommended low-suds detergents for their machines. But housewives, who tend to equate sudsiness with cleanliness, do not always take their advice.
Gourmet's Delight. The reason for all the trouble is that most syndets are made of petroleum derivatives that are all but indestructible. Instead of breaking down in the soil and becoming food for bacteria as does soap - a nonsynthetic detergent made of animal and vegetable fats - the syndet...
Testimonial for Blatz. Credit for polo's rising popularity in the city of suds belongs largely to a brawny, 6-ft. 4-in., 225-lb. millionaire named Robert A. Uihlein (rhymes with beeline) Jr. A onetime Harvard football tackle, he is now playing captain of the Milwaukee team and...