P&G: Pampers Disposable Diapers, 1970s

Genre: Commercial

Year Published: 1970s

Creator: Procter and Gamble D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (DMB&B)

Format: 16mm

Description: Transcription: - Can I change Freddy for you yet, Aunt Linda? 0:03 - Okay. I guess it is time. 0:05 - But you already changed him. 0:08 His diaper feels dry. 0:10 - No, those are new kind of diaper. 0:12 They work so well they feel dry even after he wet. 0:14 - Fantastic. 0:17 But don't you use Pampers? 0:18 - These are Pampers. 0:19 They're new Dry Weave Pampers. 0:20 - Dry Weave Pampers? 0:22 - They're the driest diaper you can buy. 0:23 - How did they keep them so dry? 0:25 - Funnels. 0:26 - Funnels? 0:27 - New Pampers amazing Dry Weave Lining 0:28 is made up of a whole lot of tiny funnels for one way flow. 0:29 The moisture goes through the big end 0:33 and then the little end help 0:34 keep it from coming back. 0:35 - What a great idea. 0:37 Funnels, to keep them dry. 0:38 And they're so soft. 0:40 Sure feels comfortable. 0:41 - They're the driest, most comfortable 0:43 Pampers ever made. 0:44 - You got it soft, you got it dry, 0:46 So you got it made, Freddy. 0:48 - New Dry Weave Pampers. 0:52 The driest diaper you can buy. 0:53 After your baby wets, he'll feel dry. 0:55


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