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We Are Dip Facebook ad: “Covering Up Dog Smell Since 1524”

Ran for 6 days, from October 10 to October 16, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.

Run by We Are Dip on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)

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28817149394564010
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Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network and Threads
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England has been covering up dog smell since 1524. When the Dutch scholar Erasmus visited, he found English houses that smelled of dog, and the English had a simple solution: scatter lavender over the floors. Five hundred years later the solution is a plug-in. Same idea, better packaging. Both cover the smell up and leave the cause in the fabrics, like your dog's bed and the throws. What is it we've all been covering up? Your dog's skin makes an oil to keep their coat in condition. Billions of bacteria and yeast live in that oil and eat it, and what comes out the other end is the smell. Your dog curls up in their bed and some of that oil goes with them. The rug. Their towels. Your clean washing, if you let them. You stopped noticing years ago, because noses do that with anything permanently around. And it isn't for lack of washing. You wash their bed and their towels, and bath them more often than they'd like. By Thursday it's back, so out comes the fabric spray. 1524 all over again. That spray ends up in the bed your dog sleeps in, and vets often warn against strong fragrance around dogs, because it can make them itchy and irritate their airways. Oil doesn't rinse away like mud. It soaks into the fibres, fleece especially, and each wash gets some of it, not all. Plenty of detergents may be making it worse, by adding an enzyme that chops the oil into smaller, smellier pieces. Dip laundry sheets have no chopping enzyme. The enzymes they do use are wrapped and open mid-cycle, so they're live at the moment it matters. The fresh linen scent is light, so it isn't doing lavender's old job. Abi, Eric the Springer Spaniel's owner, uses the fragrance-free ones. For anything truly far gone, the answer is time rather than heat: a sheet dissolved in cool water, an hour's soak, then the machine. If the rug won't fit, do it in the bath. Push, lift, squeeze. Over 100,000 British homes trust Dip with the toughest smells and stains. £6.00 for your first box of 30 washes, 50% off, then £12.00 a month + £3.95 delivery, and 90 days to send it back if they aren't for you.

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Covering Up Dog Smell Since 1524

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