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Narrator	Women like Bounce Fabric Softener so much,	0:02
	they're telling their friends about it.	0:04
-	The diapers come out great for my little one.	0:06
	They're very soft.	0:09
	It's important to me to have something soft next	0:10
	to my baby's skin.	0:12
	I think it's terrific.	0:14
	I told my friend, Kathy Chaney.	0:15
-	There are many reasons I like Bounce,	0:17
	but the lack of the static cling is what I really liked.	0:18
	I call it a convenient necessity.	0:21
	I wouldn't be without it anymore.	0:23
	I told Mary Ryan about Bounce.	0:25
-	Oh, she told me it was so easy.	0:26
	I would always miss the rinse cycle.	0:28
	So I wasted water.	0:31
	I wasted time and everything.	0:32
	Now I come, throw the Bounce in and, and I'm all set.	0:34
	I told Sandy Anderson.	0:37
-	It's just soft,	0:39
	that's the only way you can explain it, really.	0:40
	It just has a very soft feeling.	0:41
	And there's no static cling.	0:43
	I mean, there's no electricity there,	0:44
	giving me shocks in my hands and stuff.	0:46
	I told my friend, Mary Pat Bleier about Bounce.	0:48
Narrator	We think you'll like the softness,	0:50
	static control, and clean smell of Bounce so much,	0:51
	you'll tell your friends about it.	0:54
-	Anybody can tell when I washed,	0:55
	because it really makes my whole laundry room smell nice.	0:56

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