Mature products sometimes need to be repositioned. Finding a new need for an existing product is usually a reason for repositioning. Many years ago, Arm & Hammer baking soda found a new market by repositioning the product for those wanting a clean-smelling refrigerator. The company did a similar repositioning when offering the product as a teeth whitener. Can you think of an existing product that has been repositioned by finding a new market with a different need than the original product? Comment on at least one (1) of your classmates' posts.