Tide Plus Ultra Oxi Powder Laundry Detergent, 73 loads, 127 oz

Tide is all I use. This has an oxy booster which seems to work better on older stains then the tide pods I’ve been using. While it’s not as convenient as pods the quality of the finished wash proves to work well. Tide is a quality product . It doesn’t fade colors and it has a clean fresh scent.

We were previously using pods but as a two person house hold needed something that allowed us to do smaller loads. I tried to like the like the liquid tide but just hasn’t been up to the same quality. Ordered this due to the price and wow! The box has lasted us 5 months at time of writing this, and that is with a load of laundry almost every day. We’re only about half way through so it’s been great value relative to the size of the box. It smells great but not overwhelming, just clean and fresh. The fragrance has not irritated my sensitive skin. Our clothes feel cleaner, softer and just overall better.

I have a baby, a toddler, and a grade schooler. Tide oxy powder beats the pods and liquid. It gets out stains you forget to treat. It gets out formula, baby food, and poop! I do add a little borax if it's a super dirty or smelly load, just in case. But, that's not because the detergent has failed. It's because I'm a worrier and clothes are expensive.I'm sensitive to perfumey scents. This detergent is scented, but it's not strong or overwhelming.I'm on an extremely tight budget. This is the only detergent I buy. It's more cost effective to spend a little more on detergent, and use the actual recommended amount,knowing it'll get our clothes clean, than to buy cheaper stuff, use more of it, and potentially ruin our clothes with set in stains.

this is the best detergent. the scent is pretty mild, and it gets clothes cleaner than the liquid version. Oxi in powder lasts longer than oxi in liquid. I usually buy in bulk from Costco but needed a smaller size for a college kid. Great size for 1-2 people.

Tide Plus Ultra Oxi Powder is a game-changer! It tackles tough stains like coffee and grease better than any liquid detergent I’ve used. The powder dissolves completely, works in any water temp, and leaves no residue behind. Clothes come out brighter, cleaner, and smelling fresh every time. If you want serious cleaning power, this is the way to go!

I really like how effective this detergent is at getting out stains and odors (I have a child in sports and a husband that works outdoors)However it unfortunately has made me and my child’s skin irritated. We don’t have extremely sensitive skin but harsh fragrances can be bothersome. I would say if you have the least bit of sensitivity this might bother you. If not, it is a great detergent.

This detergent smells great, cleans well, and is recommended for our HE front load washing machine. My wife and kids have sensitive skin, but haven't had any reactions to it. It doesn't leave residue like pods have in the past, and fully dissolves from the soap tray. An appliance repairperson recommended only using powdered detergent in our new washer, to avoid wax and crud buildup from the liquid and laundry pods.

Love the product. I've almost always used Tide. It's one of the best to get blood out of fabric: submerge the material in VERY COLD water (anything less will "set" the stain, add ice if you need to!), then sprinkle some Tide powder directly on the stain, covering it, and let it sit for a while. Blood disappears like magic without even scrubbing!Anyway, my gripe is that the box of Tide was put in a box, right up to the corner of the shipping box, which of course got bumped and banged around, which tore a hole in the box of Tide, so I had Tide powder all over everything else in the box! Amazon quality is NOT what it used to be! There are some items I have ordered new and received used (lightly used, but they try to hide it). And NOW, even if an item is defective, or even if it was packaged poorly causing damage in transit, Amazon charges $7.95 to pick the package back up for return--it had always been free if it was their fault. :-/ So if you order something for say, $10-$20 and it arrives defective, it's hardly worth returning if you're charged $8 return shipping! If it's Amazon's fault, there should not be a return shipping fee! period! There was one item that was defective I returned for replacement, and the next one was also defective, so to return both of them cost me $16.00!! (Yes, I know you can drop off for free still (at least for now..) but I am disabled so can't do that. Because I am homebound, Amazon has been a lifesaver for me. But now with more defective items AND return shipping fee (and very limited income).. not so much.)