Smart = vehicle for ads
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smart= data mining, and easier to become damaged forcing you to buy more because of all the unneccesary components that can break down"
These are not blatant lies in Australia. There are new AUS/NZ regulations dictating flushable wipes must be made of very easy to disperse paper and not plastic like in other countries. Plastic "flushable" wipes are banned.
BEST VALUE gem bundle in any freemium game.
100% recyclable!
Like, sure in theory. But if the facilities dont exist its useless. Most things are recyclable in theory.
Organic
IIRC there is a legally defined set of criteria to call foodstuffs organic. It does mean something, but if has nothing to do with chemistry's definition of organic.
We made zero or minimal profit this year so our taxable income is zero