Tide Powder Laundry Detergent, Original Scent, 129 oz, 113 Loads

4th gen Tide Consumer. my great grandma, grandma, mom, and myself have used this product. it is simply the best. I tried to use other brands and they are just touching the surface. Not to slander blue and yellow bottles..... but they don't work as well. I used liquid and it just took a lot to get clean results with liquid. My mom used liquid, it was fine growing up. My great grandma and grandma used powder and it always worked. I've used both, powder is superior and it lasts longer.

I use the powder for multiple reasons. First off, I'm not paying for water in liquid version. I can't stand the pods. The last thing I want is plastic deteriorating into my clothes. When my 2 youngest kids were growing up they were very sensitive to detergents. If it wasn't TIDE then they'd break out in a rash. IMO if this is gentle enough for that reaction it's a plus in my book. The powder is CHEAPER, need less, and goes a lot longer way. It dissolves easily, even cold water. Laundry always comes out clean and fresh. I hope they NEVER stop making the powder. I've been using it for 30 years and plan on it till I die. I would highly recommend this product and Walmart sells it a great price. * Hope this review helped at least 1 person =)

The powder works best, dissolves easily in hot or cold water, and gets clothes cleaner. No residue, biodegradable, and rinses better than the liquid. The sudsy water from the liquid stays in your pipes and in the ground longer. When you use the powder, feeling the water between your fingers lets you know if you need more. It's the water that cleans, not the suds floating on top. The powder goes further for less money.

I have an old traditional top loading washer with an agitator. Tide Original powder works best for me since it doesn't irritate my skin, doesn't leave a lot of soap perfume odor in the clothes, and it doesn't make you pay for water like the liquid soaps do. Highly recommend for those who whose machines can use it.

I've been a Tide-only user for many decades, and make that the powder form. It does the job, smells fresh no matter what shape the fabric went into the machine in, and while not impossible to spill, the powder can be easily cleaned u p if needed. I prefer the cardboard box for environmental reasons to plastic bottles. Not a fan of those cute little pods that might attract kids, even though they came out after mine were fully grown... but there are grandkids who visit. So powder was the choice then and still is now.

I was raised on Tide powder and after trying many other types and brands, I’ve come back to it. I don’t see the need to buy, carry, and waste water based liquid detergents in those plastic bottles that rarely get recycled and end up in landfills for thousands of years. This stuff smells fresh and clean, works better than anything else I’ve tried, and is lighter to carry than liquids. And the cardboard packaging will get recycled or decompose naturally.

I Used To Use Gain Detergent, But It Started Clumping Up On All My Dirty Laundry In The Washer. So I Started Using Tide. And I Love How It Makes My Clothes Smell Soo Good And Also Gets All My Dirty Clothes Clean. I Highly Recommend And Have Even Convinced My Mom To Switch To Tide.

i think the tide powdered detergent cleans better than any laundry detergent. I had stopped using any liquid after having to replace or my husband work on it the repair man told me to get tide powdered and we wouldn't have to see him any more 😅 and it worked thats been at least 6 years .

I used arm and hammer free and clear for years and years, I didn't know powder detergent was so cheap and so good. clothes look amazing, get clean, smell good. colors don't run out fade. we use 3 tablespoons for a large load and everything gets wonderfully clean. you need less than they say

I have been a long time Tide user but I have recently had to stop purchasing Tide because of the price. Unfortunately I have been unable to continue using Tide even though I have never had any issues with it, the price for the amount of loads just is too much these days.