@mcc Usually there's some subtle difference if you inspect the active ingredients on the package, but the only thing I can say at a glance is that the top one is 35/618g = 17.65g/unit and the bottom is 45/540g = 12g/unit
So there is a difference in mass of about 25%. Does that mean the Quantum ones are more powerful chemicals and therefore lighter? The world may never know.
@mcc Actual answer: it's much more expensive for no good reason and they put the cheaper kind in frustrating packaging. Each tablet is individually wrapped and you have to painstakingly extract it before use. The Quantum ones come in a gelatin that dissolves in the water.
@mcc I stopped trying and just follow him. He's making very good points. I don't even look at the aisle not and just laser focus on the cardboard box with the store logo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rBO8neWw04
@mcc Ordinary detergent either cleans your dishes or doesn't. But with quantum detergent your dishes are both clean and unclean and you won't know their final state until you open the dishwasher door.
Does the quantum dish detergent clean your dishes even in the parallel universes where you didn't buy it. Does the quantum dish detergent only work 50% of the time
If you use the quantum dish detergent does it leave your dishes in a superposition of clean and dirty until you hold them up to the kitchen light and look at them carefully with furrowed eyebrows
@mcc Not only does it clean your dishes in parallel universes where you didn’t buy it, it cleans your dishes in parallel universes where you don’t even have a dishwasher to start with!
@mcc Well, you do need the dirty ones to destructively interfere (the states, not the dishes) before you measure. Really hope we get room-temperature quantum dishwashing working some day, exponential speedup for tea stains sounds great.
Add comment