The witch is an old purple witch that lives in a gingerbread house.
Who puts Shrinkel and Stretchel into an oven.
A narrator tells the story, and in a spoof of the "Tom Swift" radio narrative style, provides interjections whenever a character speaks, e.g., "Said Shrinkel." The plot involves Shrinkel and his sister Stretchel, who have been lost for years in the woods only to come across a gingerbread house inhabited by a witch. Naturally, she instantly shoves them into an oven for dinner. But to her surprise, the two emerge unharmed as they reveal their true names: the "Pak-Nit RX Twins."
The product has a twin effect, as it prevents both shrinking and stretching to fabrics in the dryer. It would appear to the witch that our heroes are named simply as a front. The film concludes on a happy note, as the witch discovers that she too can benefit from shape control.
*The Pak-Nit Muppet commercials did not have copyright notices.
*Pak-Nit is a long-defunct brand, and as such does not have a trademark.
*[https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Shrinkel_and_Stretchel Muppet Wiki]
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Pak-Nit Shrinkel and Stretchel commercial (1965)
The witch is an old purple witch that lives in a gingerbread house.
Who puts Shrinkel and Stretchel into an oven.
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Compax Corporation
Jim Henson