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Sep 7, 2010
Morning Fresh turns mean men super clean in Australia
Morning Fresh is promoting its detergent with an interative campaign and a series of limited edition plates featuring a 'lean 'n mean' man turned 'super clean' when the plate is submerged into hot water.
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