I know I'm getting older, and my eyes aren't as good as they used to be (or my arms aren't long enough any more), but when I have drugstore cheaters on AND use a magnifying glass and can't read the fine print, it's really FINE.
Sometimes we want to read the fine print, and sometime we just ignore it. To our rescue comes the mouseprint website. This site reads the fine print for us, and alerts us to issues.
Scott toilet paper always had - and has - 1,000 sheets per roll: the fine print reveals the sheets are now 3/10 of an inch smaller. Tide still has 40 uses per box, but the box contains one pound less product. A gallon of paint contains less than a gallon.
Hellman mayonnaise? Well, guess what? A quart is now only 30 ounces.
What about the advertised free shipping on Buy.com? All depends on whether it's a red or yellow truck in the ad.
2007 Mazda for $9,500 instead of it's normal $21,000 price? Yes, AFTER your $9,000 down or your $9,000 trade in. Does one of your children have a food allergy? Bet you didn't know that Aquafresh toothpaste for kids has peanut oil in it.
This is a great little website, you can search by product category, by month of posting, or even enter a search term. Check it out - and see how long you stay.
By the way, the word mouseprint comes from print so small that only a mouse can read it.
Moos and mice - have a nice weekend!
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