I wonder if there is a shortage of priests in Poland? The latest ad from Vanish stain remover shows us that it can remove any stain--even the human stain of sin. Ads for this product are known to be comical, and this one is no exception.
Hester Prynne of "The Scarlet Letter," a character well known for committing adultery, certainly could have used this product back in the 1850’s. The ad was created by advertising agency S4, Poland with creative direction by Norbert Wawro and Peter Olszewski. The copy was written by Tytus Klepacz.
Absolving Stain Remover Ads
Vanish Removes All Stains, Including Sins
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