Replies to post #144500 on Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD)

[Serenity]

Or...pre-diluted spray bottle with a pocket pack attached. That could be fairly easy and inexpensive to do as opposed to the 4oz bottle being attached.

[dirtydave]

That is a very valid point....right now,advertising is the key....I believe that we are approaching the time where Winning Colours will have its chance to show the American consumer what a great product it is......If we can just get the chance to have the American consumer try Winning Colours through a national retailer then I believe that in time it will be a huge success...I honestly believe that time is near....yes it has been a long wait...yes there have been bumps in the road....the PPS proves that...and your statement about the new washer manufactures I find intriguing...I've had two friends that have purchased these new washing machines recently and have said the same thing about the HE laundry soap...Has anyone used Winning Colours in one of these new washing machines and would Kind Laundry Detergent be a candidate for these new washing machines??......the possibilities with WNBD products are endless...

[movinforward]

TH...great idea. Also remember WC already is packaged in the individual small packets. One of those could be attached to a spray bottle and it would not take up anymore space on the shelf. There is not a lot in the packet; however, for a small stain there is enough to show people how effective it is at full strength, hopefully leading them to purchase the 4 or 32 oz bottles.

[ctw]

I rarely post, but I've been holding WNBD for a long time. I have long thought, and this is total opinion, no bashing, that the name of the product, "Winning Colours" is a long stretch away from what it is: a great all purpose cleaner. As far as home improvement market goes, something like "Paint Eater--and gentle to skin, fabric, and your paint brushes" might work better. And then some other catchy name that indicates it destroys stains for a diluted product.

Also I have long thought the design of the bottle looks like something out of the dark ages, that is early to mid-1900's. There is nothing catchy about the brand name or the container, IMO.

I wonder if any others have thought that. Never read it on the board that I recall.