Thursday, December 30, 2010

Die Die must buy - Paseo Printed Tissues - Dolphin Series (4 ply)

Die Die must buy - Paseo Printed Tissues - Dolphin Series (4 ply)

文章日期:11/19/2010 12:25 pm
Are we really crazy? Stocking up "toilet paper"..
I dont really care what will people think of us. When we see something that is really a good buy, that is time that we have to stock up... especially where your bottom needs all that tender loving care you can get...
Why good buy? when they first launch in the supermarket, it was priced at $6.90, and sometimes different hypermart will have their own promo like $6.10, $6.50, and there was once the Cold Storage priced it at $10.50 for 2 packs which works out to be $5.25 per pack..After a few weeks, Paseo raised this series to $7.50, and that is when we have to switch to other brands which we have to compromise its quality.... and yesterday, it is too good to be true, we spotted this new promo,,, (I think Paseo felt that no one actually buy this paper again), it is price at $14.75 for 3 packs, which works out to be $4.91 per packs, this is the price you will never get in the future anymore. 


Why Paseo - Dolphin Series? that is what everyone would like to know.

We have tried many brands before, Kxxxxx, Oxxxxx, Sxxxxx, even in-house brand, there is no other brands that can come close to this..  Paseo Dophin series. Not only the price is good (for now), it is soft (as it will not cause abrasiveness to your bottom), and it comes with 4 ply in a roll.. thats rite 4 ply. What you see in the market are just 2 ply and 3 ply, even though they contain more sheets in each roll, you will tend to use more eventually ..  With 4 ply, you will actually use lesser too :)

No gimmicks, no sales talk, quality is proven (by us and some of our friends who are using it too)

Here is a sample of how the roll will look like... not boring at all, with the printed fish swimming on the paper roll, it sure makes your time in the toilet more enjoyable, just by sitting or squatting and watching how the fish swim.

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