twelve listings · two subgroups
Detergent Sheets
A dose you cannot pour wrong, and a number on the front that means four different things depending on the brand.
The joba measured dose without a bottle, and what the count means
Six categories · fifty-four listings
Gear
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ten listings · three subgroups
Stain Removers & Boosters
The category where the retail shelf is wrong most often, and where the mixing rule matters most.
The jobsomething added to a load, and what it must not meet
five listings · no subgroups
Drying Racks
The only category here where the important question is not what it does but where you put it.
The jobair instead of heat, and where the rack can stand
ten listings · two subgroups
Laundry Hampers
Sorting happens here or it does not happen at all, which is why the sections matter more than the liters.
The jobthe load before it is a load
eight listings · two subgroups
Hangers
The cheapest object in the house that decides whether a shoulder survives the winter.
The jobshape kept between wears
nine listings · four subgroups
Lint & Fabric Tools
Four different objects sold under one word, and one of them has blades in it.
The jobwhat comes off the surface afterwards
Four listings arrived in the wrong category
The source list this catalog was built from filed four items where they do not belong. Reproducing that would have been easier and would have made the pages less useful, so each one has been moved and each move is stated on the page it moved to.
- Shout Color Catcher was filed with the stain removers. It is a dye trap, not a stain remover, and it now sits in a subgroup of its own with a page explaining the difference.
- A carpet rake was filed as a lint roller for clothes. Its listing names carpet, rugs and furniture, and no garment at all.
- A powered fabric shaver with two steel blades was filed as a roller. It is a powered cutting device, and it carries a caution the adhesive rollers do not need.
- A pack of oversized refills was filed as a roller. There is no roller in the box, and the listing itself says so.
The rest of the corrections live where the conflicts do, under Conflicts.
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