Tide Ultra Stain Release Free liquid
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Comments (3)One issue I have with Tide is rinsing. I use Sears detergent and I think it rinses very cleanly. I used to use Tide HE liquid and in my experience it creates a lot more suds and it doesn't rinse as well. I am very pleased with Sears Ultra Plus' cleaning ability. I don't think that Tide is better for getting stains out. You may want to try using warmer temp washes and/or increasing the cycle length on those extra dirty loads. Sometimes the longer wash time and higher temp will make a bigger difference than switching detergents....See MoreMixing Tide detergent and Tide Stain release
Comments (3)As far as chemical reactions go, if one was to occur it would have already happened. A far as overall effect goes it may lessen the impact of the Stain Fighter, but I've tried the liquid stain fighter and it wasn't that great for me anyway. Although, I have heard rave reviews about the packets and powder versions....See MoreTide Ultra Stain Release Free & Clear
Comments (15)Tide ultra stain release has 4 enzymes and I don't see any magical ingredients in the list, with the name ultra stain release you would think it would have at least 5 enzymes like the Tide pods. But I had to have that scrubber lid, someday people will be hunting for those lids as a collector item, well, probably only people that spend their time here would even think about saving a detergent lid lol....See More"Tide Ultra Stain Release Original" HE liquid
Comments (17)Yes it is George..fact is suds arnt solely cleaning your clothes. But there are no US detergents 100% suds free so in order to clean the clothes and keep the machine clean your going to have some suds if your adding enough to do the job...this irritates me and I don't even have a FL'er. P&G spends too much time playing with perfume and not enough time working on Surfactants that don't suds....George did you notice I stsrted out sa ying s uds are not dolely responsable for clesning your clothes...lol...someone will read that and think but suds don't clean...and actually they kinda do..suds hold soil and lint in suspension. its easier to see this in a top loader. The suds on top will have lint and soil trapped in them. But ya you FL users always have a battle between enough and not enough and with different soil levels fabric type ect ect ect...its always changing. You know what your doing George, I have faith that your smarter than the average bear. LMAO...See MorePat Z5or6 SEMich
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