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"  Not too many products or companies can boast that they&amp;#039;ve been around for more than a century. Good Housekeeping certainly can, as we&amp;#039;re celebrating our 125th anniversary this year. Our very first issue was published in May 1885. Another familiar icon that you may not realize has also stood the test of time is Bon Ami cleanser. That little canister of mild powdered cleanser with the cute yellow chick on the label was first introduced in 1886. And for 124 years it has been the only product in the Bon Ami brand, until now. Fast forward to 2010 and the cleanser now has company. For sale on the Bon Ami website  by mid-March and in stores April 1, are a trigger spray all-purpose cleaner, dish soap, and creamy liquid cleanser. Like the original made from feldspar, the new products are also made from plant and mineral-based ingredients. They will be available in a Tangerine Thyme scent, or Free &amp;amp;amp; Clear, without added scent. So far, I&amp;#039;ve tried the dish liquid and although it needs a quick shake to keep the ingredients mixed (settling often occurs in these formulas), the suds were impressive and its cleaning performance was very good, even on greasy roasting pans. The creamy cleanser did a great job shining up my kitchen sink and rinsed away very easily. What&amp;#039;s really cool is that the bottles are made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic, more than the typical 25% of other products. Even the trigger is plastic, so it, too, can be recycled when the bottle&amp;#039;s empty. Learn more about all the products currently carrying our Green Good Housekeeping Seal, peruse our vintage cover collection, and read about the history of The Good Housekeeping Research Institute and Seal on our website. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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