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Google take on Saniflo!
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I was more intrigued about the wartime Ministry of Information poster in a US setting.
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That poster has enjoyed a renaissance in the last few years. All sorts of things are available with the wording on.
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That fact hadn't escaped me. It's about time they found something different to replace it.
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Is renaissance the right term for something that was never released in the first place?
Colin Bignell
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Couldn't make out any sockets and I can't see the switches by the door closely enough to decide if ON is down as in UK or UP as in the US which might have given a clue to the film location.
On the relatively few occasions we have to watch a TV ad break I drive the missus mad trying to find the country or place it was shot in. Power sockets/light switches,bus and train liveries, style of traffic lights and road signs etc. Makes the ad break pass but bugger if I can remember any products. G.Harman
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The poster is widely available in the US so that does not help much.