New Tide with Bleach powder

Dorian Crouse

2 years ago

As someone stated on AW, there is a new and ”improved” Tide with Bleach powder. Let us know if you find it and use it!!

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MiMi

2 years ago

last modified: 2 years ago

Walmarts app shows my walmart has it 80 loads is 18.96 The descriotion says it is a color safe bleach and can be used in cold water and attacks even 7 days old stains.... i found the last claim humorous for some reason

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Nick
2 years ago
That's exciting. Regarding the last claim, I think the Tide Ultra oxi powder says it can attack 14 day old stains
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MWJ '90
2 years ago
I'll be interested to get everyone's thoughts on this. Thank you for posting this, Dorian.
Nick
2 years ago
I talked to a Tide rep on chat today and they say it's only a packaging change and not a formula change
georgect
2 years ago
@ Nick...

I had a funny feeling it wasn't a formula change.
Mark
2 years ago
So then "50% more bleach power" is not true. I'm sure there is some formula change, and not for the better. If you like it, they will ruin it.
Nick
2 years ago
If you go to Walmart site and zoom in on the image the 50% says it's 50% more than Tide original powder. Which is good to know because Tide Original also contains bleach. Tide w/ bleach just has more I guess.
Pat Z5or6 SEMich
2 years ago
Whew!
Jerrod
2 years ago
As far as I knew regular Tide powder had no bleach in it. Then there was regular Tide and a new separate product Tide with Bleach, then Tide Vivid White powder(also with bleach). Just sounds like renaming products to make people think something is new.
beaglenc
2 years ago
@Jerrod, according to the website, all Tide powders have sodium percarb and all but F/G have and activator. They are now using TAED instead of NOBS. TWB formula was changed 6-2021.
MWJ '90
2 years ago
@beaglenc, thank you for this information. Is this change for the better or for the worse? Please educate me.
beaglenc
2 years ago
@MWJ'90, it's my understanding that NOBS is better than TAED. Although, for the life of me I can't recall the exact reason. I think the former perform in cooler water better, don't quote me on it though.:) I *think* TAED might be cheaper and knowing P&G.....
Pat Z5or6 SEMich
2 years ago
Why wouldn't Tide F/G powder have an activator?
Michael Roberts
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
Regarding NOBS vs TAED, this chemistry company says NOBS is overall better.

At 68°F (20°C):

Sodium percarbonate + NOBS activates 100% in 1 minute.

Sodium percarbonate + TAED is 100% after 20 minutes.

Sodium Percarbonate alone is 30% after 1 minute but never becomes more active.

The hotter the temperature, the less the difference will be, and I think eventually eliminated but I'm not sure.

Source, and for best readability scroll to the bottom and click "download Brochure":

https://futurefuelcorporation.com/nobs/
doreycrouse
2 years ago
Pat, I'm not sure why they wouldn't. Though, I have used it and had good results.

And, yes, of course P$G would cheapen the formula. That is disappointing.

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