Apparently, unlike the Disney Corporation, which guards its trademarks jealously and vigorously, the people who make Kleenex don’t care if you call anybody else’s comparable product a kleenex. I guess they figure it’s free publicity.
Don’t see any tissue company paying for promoting its product as durable and reusable since that will likely mean less, not more, of it being bought off the shelf. It’s legitimate for health reasons, but otherwise, tissues have planned obsolence built in.
I would love to endorse some companies but usually the companies “improve” the recipe (making it worse), halt manufacturing the line or go out of business to quickly for them to care about my piddly endorsement.
I thought Danae was about to invent a reusable tissue made out of cloth. Then her bubble would burst when her dad or sister told her that the handkerchief had already been invented.
eastern.woods.metal over 2 years ago
Just wadded up or crunchie ?
billcor over 2 years ago
All of them!
79nysv over 2 years ago
Is that horse real or her imaginary friend like Hobbs ?
Concretionist over 2 years ago
There’s a REASON that cloth hankies have gone away in favor of disposables…
Superfrog over 2 years ago
Still, as ideas go, it’s nothing to sneeze at.
marilynnbyerly over 2 years ago
I find the same thing in my pockets. Except it’s a hankie. And it doesn’t turn my nose red, either.
Richard S Russell Premium Member over 2 years ago
Apparently, unlike the Disney Corporation, which guards its trademarks jealously and vigorously, the people who make Kleenex don’t care if you call anybody else’s comparable product a kleenex. I guess they figure it’s free publicity.
wallylm over 2 years ago
Don’t see any tissue company paying for promoting its product as durable and reusable since that will likely mean less, not more, of it being bought off the shelf. It’s legitimate for health reasons, but otherwise, tissues have planned obsolence built in.
Bilan over 2 years ago
The tissue may be a bit stiffer than it was originally, but still usable.
Enter.Name.Here over 2 years ago
It’s the tissue company that is willing to pay the most.
proclusstudent over 2 years ago
@Enter.Name.Here
My thought too.
backyardcowboy over 2 years ago
Hey, a good Kleenex commercial is nothing to sneeze at!!
sandpiper over 2 years ago
There’s a definite yeck factor in this one.
Out of the Past over 2 years ago
There’s usually that “I was wondering where that went” moment, the first time you put your coat on in the winter.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 2 years ago
I would love to endorse some companies but usually the companies “improve” the recipe (making it worse), halt manufacturing the line or go out of business to quickly for them to care about my piddly endorsement.
goboboyd over 2 years ago
Call it art and auction it as an NFT.
preacherman Premium Member over 2 years ago
That brown thing to the rear of Lucy, in the last panel, had better be her hoof, or they’ll be trouble from the comic police.
Calvins Brother over 2 years ago
It’s always something!
Adolf Trump over 2 years ago
Who needs a tissue? Got no sleeves?
mistercatworks over 2 years ago
No tissue company is going to promote a “feature” that means you need to use less of their product. (thanks for the correction)
mindjob over 2 years ago
Tissues are too weak for me, I need paper towels or handkerchiefs
kayak4ever over 2 years ago
https://www.consumerreports.org/consumerist/15-product-trademarks-that-have-become-victims-of-genericization/
locoboilerguy over 2 years ago
Once again, at least Danae is out of the house enjoying what the world has to offer.
Mario500 over 2 years ago
“A-A-AND ONCE AGAIN, DETAILS ARE THE INK STAIN ON MY BIG PICTURE”
(senses a dramatic (or melodramatic) piece of dialogue in this cartoon)
Daeder over 2 years ago
I thought Danae was about to invent a reusable tissue made out of cloth. Then her bubble would burst when her dad or sister told her that the handkerchief had already been invented.
ehselin1967 over 2 years ago
It’s a proprietary eponym.
198.23.5.11 over 2 years ago
Famous TV commercial from the 1960’s.
Famous trumpeter Harry James tied a wet Kleenex around his horn and blasted away.
“They got added strength…so they won’t break through….
CheeYongPek over 2 years ago
I can’t believe that no one mentioned that burger from last winter that look like it was recently bought.