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Hello, everyone. Sorry, but I have a question about another commercial - from this decade.

It aired around 2002 to early 2003. I think it was a detergent commercial. It depicted a mannequin standing in a store window, who "notices" that her shirt/blouse has become dirty. So she "walks" up an escalator and to a washer, where she washes her shirt/blouse. The last frame of the commercial depicts the mannequin standing in the store window with a newly-washed shirt/blouse.

Does anyone remember this commercial? I know it existed because I remember it very well. I'm asking because I liked the music on that commercial and was wondering if I could find it somewhere.

If anyone has information on this commercial and/or the music from this commercial (what it is, where I could find it, etc), I would appreciate it. Thanks.
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