Wickhams News

[Askegi]

Phil the new hard soap is a descendent from the 1912??? But wasn't it 1902? Just pulled up the first designed label for that soap and I might have a go at incorporating it with the new label.

In fact I am having a tough time naming the soap. I wanted a name to reflect that it is a hard soap that creates a lot of great creamy lather. Any ideas Gents? The best I came up with was 'Super Solid' but it's not a winner.

A tub of the new soap is on offer for the name used.

Thank you for all the very kind and warm greetings back gents.

How about Wolfram soap?

 

[Gordy]

Wickham's Hunk 'A' Funk?
Wickham's Creamy Brick?
Wickham's Round, Hard & Creamy?
Wickham's Cake for your bake?
Wickham's Traditional Turkish Style Urinal Cake?

.......I'll get me coat

 

[MPH]

Wickhams Super Select

 

[Nishy]

Solid suds

 

[Nico1970]

How about - Wickham Soap Co. Sweeney Todd Super Smooth...

 

[Nico1970]

My thesaurus when questioned about 'solid' says I should suggest the following names:

Super Stable
Super Strong
Super Sturdy
Super Substantial
Super Tight
Super Close
Super Compact
Super Concrete
Super Firm
Super Heavy
Super Hulk
Super Hunk
Super Husky
Super Material
Super Rock
Super Set
Super Sound
Super Thick
Super Brick
Super Compact
Super Concentrated
Super Consolidated
Super Dense
Super Fixed
Super Hefty
Super Massed
Super Physical
Super Rocklike
Super Rooted
Super Secure
Super Unshakable

Thesaurus says that should secure me a tub
I like Super Brick...

You're hedging your bet there Andreas @riverrun!

 

[riverrun]

You're hedging your bet there Andreas @riverrun!

Of course! I did two years of maths at university, before switching to computer science... back then when you could still buy sliding rules.

 

[pjgh]

I always thought there was a nice ring to 1902, a name which should be revived. Great to hear things are in the pipeline Darron

 

[riverrun]

I always thought there was a nice ring to 1902, a name which should be revived. Great to hear things are in the pipeline Darron

1066? A tub of lard or whatever they were using back then.

 

[Omp]

Welcome back Darron.
Good luck with the new creations

 

[mikebrownington]

I had a 1902 sample and remember it being rather good so looking forward to the new line!

 

[Fox]

Let me think, I have to associate something rock hard with shaving.

Morning Glory!

LMAO

Thesaurus says that should secure me a tub
I like Super Brick...

Don't want to use the word Super.

I had came up with - "Hard Velvet" but again this is not the right name.

 

[Fox]

Thank you chaps!

 

[riverrun]

Don't want to use the word Super.

Damn. I thought you said 'Super Solid' was the best so far

 

[Scratch]

Phil the new hard soap is a descendent from the 1912??? But wasn't it 1902? Just pulled up the first designed label for that soap and I might have a go at incorporating it with the new label.

In fact I am having a tough time naming the soap. I wanted a name to reflect that it is a hard soap that creates a lot of great creamy lather. Any ideas Gents? The best I came up with was 'Super Solid' but it's not a winner.

A tub of the new soap is on offer for the name used.

Thank you for all the very kind and warm greetings back gents.

Silk Stone?

 

[Nico1970]

A hard soap that creates a lot of great creamy lather, but don't want to use the word 'smooth'. Let me see...

What is hard but smooth?

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