New Tide Formula
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Comments (11)I use the Free and Sensitive Tide and it rinses fine for me. But then again I just have one of those "inferior" rinsing top loaders! :) I too use a minimal amount and I'm just fine with it. The hard part is this is the 2x and being used to using much more, it's easy to overdose. Measure carefully and you'll be fine. At least for P&G, Tide is their "premium" brand. It is higher priced than many of the others but many, including me, find it cleans better too. Then there's the SUPER premium price points like Persil... which is a no way for me. I buy laundry detergent for under about 7¢ a load. That's about my max price point. I find you can get good cleaning for that. I usually aim for about a nickel a load. justjustin, FYI, I noticed in the Sunday paper that Target and Kmart were both advertising 100 oz bottles of the Total Care if you're interested. I will express a frustration... Cutting the sizes down. What was a 32 load bottle now being 28, 26, 20 loads. Argh! I do like the smaller bottle for handling but I think they can concentrate it and put more loads in it. I'll stop my rant here and step down from my detergent, er, soap box....See MoreTide PurClean
Comments (63)Thanks for sharing Whirlpool. I'm glad someone finally did a comparison. So they said Seventh Generation was comparable to conventional detergents...Which ones? How much worse than tide was it? The other thing I found interesting in reading reviews of Mrs. Meyer's on Amazon, many complained about it causing a funky aroma on their laundry after a period of time. That has also happened to me with green detergents. I wonder if the plant-based surfactants build up and start to decay?...See MoreWhat is the best Tide Liquid Formula and Where Does it Cost Least?
Comments (11)Original Scent Tide he liquid is excellent. The scent is clean and fresh, and not overpowering or cloying. Also consider all Stainlifter liquid detergent. About 1/2 cost of Tide and it works and smells amazing!! The all Stainlifter pods are excellent too. all Stainlifter original is in the yellow & blue packaging. I hope your wife likes Gain too. I have tried it on and off since it debuted and I just do NOT like it. Not the liquids, powders or pods. It does not clean as well as Tide or all, and it leaves towels and sheets musty many times. Sorry. You really should have gotten Tide liquid he, Original Scent....See MoreTide Powder Formula/Scent Changes over the years
Comments (3)I'm not sure of any time lines but it seems like it's a perpetual change going on at Proctor & Gamble (pretty much with every product they make). If they don't make a promotion of their "improvements", it seems like they do it on the sly without saying a word or letting on that they changed anything (I swear sometimes they just do it to mess with us). It would seem to me every few months something has changed with Tide or ANY of P&G's products. I guess it keeps the product updated (even though we might hate it)....See Morelittlegreeny
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