Low Quality Facts
Today's Low Quality Ad is for the DadMode Home and Laundry Cleaning Set. Is it sexist to name a cleaning products brand DadMode? Or is this the opposite of sexism? The internet is a calm and reasonable place, so surely you can all agree on one answer.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DM6HR1HL?ref=t_ac_view_request_product_image&campaignId=amzn1.campaign.36P1YQ58J3CUE&linkCode=tr1&tag=connorstone06-20&linkId=amzn1.campaign.36P1YQ58J3CUE_1750091892045
Jun 16 at 4:41pmWeb
Show threadLow Quality Facts4d ago
"Our cleaning products will get you laid" is one heck of a marketing strategy.
Show threadI see Dud people!4d ago
@lowqualityfacts I'd like to read that study!
Show threadjaKa Močnik4d ago
@lowqualityfacts sex sells. :D
Show threadHeathen 🐈4d ago
@lowqualityfacts
There's a few studies that show couples who have a more equitable split in housework have happier relationships and report having more and better sex. Never seen companies use it for marketing before but hey, if it gets the tub scrubbed I'm not going to complain.
Show threadzendao4212h ago
@lowqualityfacts
The cats sabotage my efforts at cleaning
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Show threadKen Butler4d ago
@lowqualityfacts I thought Dad-mode cleaning was "use Windex for everything", as per Big Fat Greek Wedding.
Show threadKing of Tors4d ago
@lowqualityfacts I don't call it sexist so much as gender-normativist.
Show threadMans R4d ago
@lowqualityfacts The problem with this is that there are four bottles. Real Menβ„’ use ONE product that cleans hair, teeth, floors, clothes, car, and money.
Show threadMr. Bruno 4d ago
@lowqualityfacts At least they didn't call it "Dad Sauce". πŸ™€
Show threadbagahens4d ago

@lowqualityfacts

The right time for this post was BEFORE Father's Day πŸ˜‰

Show threadNiboe4h ago
@lowqualityfacts
the fact that this is a useful marketing strategy shows us how shamefully fragile so many men's masculinity is. even the cleaning products they use have to reassure them that they are real men