Tide PurClean - Tide going green

[logixx]

http://laundry.reviewed.com/news/new-green-laundry-detergent-wears-a-familiar-label

 

[launderess]

Interesting and about time

However if P&G's recent example of Tide "Simply" or whatever that ghastly yellow bottle stuff is called is any example, am not holding my breath. *LOL*

P&G should have done this years ago and even at the expense of developing that "simple" detergent.

It has been clear for at least a decade or more that a sizable demographic of Americans want "green" laundry detergents. That is products at least do not contain OBAS and are made from *very* harmful chemicals. Tide pure and gentle is a great detergent but still contains OBAS.

 

[lakewebsterkid]

Tide Pur

I am very interested in this! I can finally have everything I have ever wanted in a liquid detergent. Lets hope the scents are good. I also read that they are going to make an odor shield product as well. That will be interesting...

http://www.thestreet.com/story/1343...clothes-stink.html?puc=twitter&cm_ven=TWITTER

 

[gusherb]

I'm honestly surprised it took them this long to produce a "green" detergent. I'll definitely be trying it. Once I burn through some of the Tide currently in my stash.

 

[peterh770]

Need to see the label

If there are no enzymes and it lists soapberries, it will be a joke...

 

[stricklybojack]

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Here is the P&G webpage for Tide "Purclean". [this post was last edited: 5/17/2016-17:00]

http://tide.com/en-us/shop/type/liquid/tide-purclean

 

[henene4]

'cough'

 

[lordkenmore]

In addition to that video, reviewed.com has a list of the full results. It's worth seeing:

http://laundry.reviewed.com/best-right-now/best-eco-friendly-laundry-detergents

 

[lordkenmore]

Need to see the label

List of ingredients:

http://tide.com/en-us/about-tide/tide-purclean/tide-purclean-ingredients