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Deodorant is the thing here
Also for some reason laundry detergent? Like, just get purex and be done with it, like $10 for a year supply.
I found a wholesaler that sells a 5gal bucket of laundry detergent for $45, lasts probably 6 months.
We're a small household with minimal laundry so 5 gallons is more like a 10 year supply for us... I'm here for it : D
Looking around online they're a bit more than $50. It might be worth it to look around locally, I bet you have a laundry janitorial wholesaler near you.
From what I understand laundry detergent (especially Tide) is used as a black market currency because the value is relatively stable and everyone needs it eventually.
I read a few years ago that was because Tide was fairly high end as far as laundry detergents go.
That was pre-Tide pods too, so those must be like Louis Vuitton type shit these days.
This is more urban legend that fun fact.
Probably. I did say, "From what I understand," rather than stating it as a fact. Could very well have been thoroughly debunked but I can't be arsed to look up detergent shoplifting tends and causes.
Name brand laundry detergent has a decent resale price on the street. Tide was the first thing I noticed getting locked up at Family Dollar back in the 10s.