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Obviously, this is only funny if you have a good command of both Swedish and English.
Bronte laughed so hard and then tried to buy one of these signs (a snip at £250 a piece - possibly because someone else found it funny too).
We wonder if Persil realised the nature of their advert when this was made. In Swedish, for those of you who need a bit of translation, the sentence reads "Persil: for all kinds of washing".
Thanks to Paul Lang for making us aware of this one.
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