toploader1984
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toploader1984
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toploader1984
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I tried this on a load of towels, i used literally a FULL cap just to see if it would suds up and my front loader did sudslock, caused the ge to do its sudskill protocol, which tide original does not do, however i did the next load of whites and used line 1 about a quarter of a cap and no issues, no visible suds eather, it does get odors out, i had a washcloth i used for a week, wreaked of irish spring body wash, most detergents leave a trace smell of my body wash on the washcloth but this took it out, cleaning is ok, the daybreak fresh scent.... The best way i can describe it is a cross between mountain spring tide and gain original scent.
I tried this on a load of towels, i used literally a FULL cap just to see if it would suds up and my front loader did sudslock, caused the ge to do its sudskill protocol, which tide original does not do, however i did the next load of whites and used line 1 about a quarter of a cap and no issues, no visible suds eather, it does get odors out, i had a washcloth i used for a week, wreaked of irish spring body wash, most detergents leave a trace smell of my body wash on the washcloth but this took it out, cleaning is ok, the daybreak fresh scent.... The best way i can describe it is a cross between mountain spring tide and gain original scent.
mich
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Hmmm...
So, it's a green liquid?
Super Thanks - TopLoader1984.
So, it's a green liquid?
Super Thanks - TopLoader1984.
toploader1984
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Mich, its actually blue like the rest of tide, it looks green in the pic for some reason.... Maybe the yellow plastic? Blue plus yellow equals green? In my dispenser and in the cap it is blue though
Mich, its actually blue like the rest of tide, it looks green in the pic for some reason.... Maybe the yellow plastic? Blue plus yellow equals green? In my dispenser and in the cap it is blue though
@ VintageKitchen
Just a thought.
Why not use a Downy Ball for dispensing liquid laundry products? You could merely take the stopper off the thing, or leave it open and thus bung it into the washer. Another idea would be to take the top plastic part off (that holds the stopper)all together leaving only the ball.
Just a thought.
Why not use a Downy Ball for dispensing liquid laundry products? You could merely take the stopper off the thing, or leave it open and thus bung it into the washer. Another idea would be to take the top plastic part off (that holds the stopper)all together leaving only the ball.
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downy ball..
Launderess, you are a genius as always! I looked, and the dispenser balls available in the UK in the 90s do look like a downy ball without the cap/plunger assembly. I will get one, and remove the cap thingy.
Thank you so much!! I can't believe how silly I feel for not thinking of it.
Launderess, you are a genius as always! I looked, and the dispenser balls available in the UK in the 90s do look like a downy ball without the cap/plunger assembly. I will get one, and remove the cap thingy.
Thank you so much!! I can't believe how silly I feel for not thinking of it.
magic_clean
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The
artwork is rather shy about the fact that this product is compatible with both standard and HE washers.
artwork is rather shy about the fact that this product is compatible with both standard and HE washers.
mich
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Good Question is...
Considering the product isn't on the shelves yet. How does one obtain a UPC?
Considering the product isn't on the shelves yet. How does one obtain a UPC?
mich
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@Laundress
As one has discovered, doing that exact thing. If you're not careful, a high enough spin speed (1300rpm) will break the thing...
As one has discovered, doing that exact thing. If you're not careful, a high enough spin speed (1300rpm) will break the thing...
mich
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Well..
Mystery Solved. Check out my latest thread
Mystery Solved. Check out my latest thread
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@Laundress
I was at a large, local chain grocery store today, and they had that exact bottle you're talking about for $2.99. Along with a 96 loads bottle for $7.99.
I don't know where you're shopping at, but, I can tell you there making a lot of money from markup...
I was at a large, local chain grocery store today, and they had that exact bottle you're talking about for $2.99. Along with a 96 loads bottle for $7.99.
I don't know where you're shopping at, but, I can tell you there making a lot of money from markup...
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Some folks don't waste no time.....
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Tide SC&F is all over the shelves in my little village. I'll have to become the Tide dealer for those of you in areas where it is disappearing faster than it can be restocked.
Launderess-- I'm surprised the jug of Tide Yellow is only at $12.99! I was expecting something in the neighborhood of $40-50. Give it time...
Launderess-- I'm surprised the jug of Tide Yellow is only at $12.99! I was expecting something in the neighborhood of $40-50. Give it time...
@mich
Now that one thinks about things and in light of information in link one posted above, the sale price at Rite Aide for this new Tide was no deal.
Tide SCF is supposed to be priced lower and kept separate from normal Tide detergent. So persons who purchased even at the sale price (a whopping fifty cents off), probably paid more than the MSRP for those bottles of TSCF.
Have not seen TSCF at any other local supermarkets to see how they are dealing with the roll out, but will keep my eyes peeled.
Now that one thinks about things and in light of information in link one posted above, the sale price at Rite Aide for this new Tide was no deal.
Tide SCF is supposed to be priced lower and kept separate from normal Tide detergent. So persons who purchased even at the sale price (a whopping fifty cents off), probably paid more than the MSRP for those bottles of TSCF.
Have not seen TSCF at any other local supermarkets to see how they are dealing with the roll out, but will keep my eyes peeled.
In a Publix supermarket today, SC&F was on the shelves jumbled in with the rest of the Tide offerings, priced at $4.99 for 50 oz.
Meanwhile, Publix was running a sale on all the other Tide products at $5.99.
Needless to say, plenty of the yellow stuff was available.
Meanwhile, Publix was running a sale on all the other Tide products at $5.99.
Needless to say, plenty of the yellow stuff was available.
dirtybuck
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I was at one of the regional stores in our area (Price Cutter) yesterday and knew from viewing the online ad that Tide Clean And Fresh was on sale for 3.49 a bottle.
However, in inspecting the label, I noticed the fluid ounces was only 40. With the link Laundress supplied (post 732968) I enlarged the picture, and it shows 50.
I wonder if other detergent companies will start reducing the amount in their liquids in due time?
However, in inspecting the label, I noticed the fluid ounces was only 40. With the link Laundress supplied (post 732968) I enlarged the picture, and it shows 50.
I wonder if other detergent companies will start reducing the amount in their liquids in due time?
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loving it!
Well, even though I had a few All pods left, I bought a bottle of Tide Simply Clean, in the refreshing breeze scent. As others have noted, it was on an end cap at my local Walmart, away from the rest of the Tide products.
Price was $6.97 for a 100 ounce bottle that lists 64 loads on it. Price for a bottle of regular Tide the same size was $11.97. So major savings.
So far I have done several loads, and it performs just as well as regular Tide. Great stain removal, whites are nice and bright with no added bleach of any sort. I am well pleased and will continue to purchase this new version of Tide. Hopefully they won't do anything crazy like discontinuing it just as it really becomes popular, which is my fear.
Well, even though I had a few All pods left, I bought a bottle of Tide Simply Clean, in the refreshing breeze scent. As others have noted, it was on an end cap at my local Walmart, away from the rest of the Tide products.
Price was $6.97 for a 100 ounce bottle that lists 64 loads on it. Price for a bottle of regular Tide the same size was $11.97. So major savings.
So far I have done several loads, and it performs just as well as regular Tide. Great stain removal, whites are nice and bright with no added bleach of any sort. I am well pleased and will continue to purchase this new version of Tide. Hopefully they won't do anything crazy like discontinuing it just as it really becomes popular, which is my fear.
Don`t worry they won`t simply discontinue Tide Simple Clean.
If it turns out to be a real threat to regular Tide`s market shares, they will bring out a "new and improved" Tide Simple Clean with much less of the most expensive ingredients like enzymes and scent oils, consumers soon will hate the new product but still generate a nice profit for P&G before it`s finally going to be discontinued.
If it turns out to be a real threat to regular Tide`s market shares, they will bring out a "new and improved" Tide Simple Clean with much less of the most expensive ingredients like enzymes and scent oils, consumers soon will hate the new product but still generate a nice profit for P&G before it`s finally going to be discontinued.
