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Someone please tell me they remember this commercial and can give me some information about it. I have searched and searched but haven't been able to find it anywhere online, even though I am positive that it's a real commercial.
It aired in late 2002 or early 2003. It showed a department store mannequin - the dummies you see displayed in clothing stores like JCPenney to show off clothes on sale. The mannequin was standing in the window of a store. Then, its blouse or sweater or shirt (I can't remember which) was dirty, so the commercial showed the mannequin riding an escalator (the mannequin didn't actually move) to wash its blouse/sweater/shirt. The shirt eventually gets cleaned and dried. The end of the commercial showed the mannequin standing in the store window again, except that its blouse/sweater/shirt was clean.
Does anyone know:
1. What product was being advertised in this commercial? I know it was advertising either a laundry detergent or washer/dryer.
2. The title of the background music of this commercial (assuming the music wasn't created specifically for the commercial)
3. Where I could find this commercial.
It would make my Christmas even merrier if someone could answer any of the questions above - or even just acknowledge that this commercial did indeed exist. Thank you.
EDIT: I found out some information. This was a Dryel commercial from 2003.
Ringo
It aired in late 2002 or early 2003. It showed a department store mannequin - the dummies you see displayed in clothing stores like JCPenney to show off clothes on sale. The mannequin was standing in the window of a store. Then, its blouse or sweater or shirt (I can't remember which) was dirty, so the commercial showed the mannequin riding an escalator (the mannequin didn't actually move) to wash its blouse/sweater/shirt. The shirt eventually gets cleaned and dried. The end of the commercial showed the mannequin standing in the store window again, except that its blouse/sweater/shirt was clean.
Does anyone know:
1. What product was being advertised in this commercial? I know it was advertising either a laundry detergent or washer/dryer.
2. The title of the background music of this commercial (assuming the music wasn't created specifically for the commercial)
3. Where I could find this commercial.
It would make my Christmas even merrier if someone could answer any of the questions above - or even just acknowledge that this commercial did indeed exist. Thank you.
EDIT: I found out some information. This was a Dryel commercial from 2003.
Ringo