Tide Original Liquid Laundry Detergent 23 Loads - 29 fl oz

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A: Laundry soap can't cause cancer. If it did, it would be highly publicized.

A: How can laundry soap possibly cause cancer??

A: We carefully evaluate the safety of our products and ingredients before they go to market, using well-established risk assessment methods to understand both hazards and potential exposures. These risk evaluations are a mandatory part of the company's product development process, and begin during the early stages of a product's design. Be assured this detergent, and its ingredients, are safe when used as directed.

A: Our Tide Liquid Detergent has a 15 month shelf life.

A: Buy a container that works. Then stock it with Tide pods. Same great cleaning :-)

A: That's a great question. Our 46oz bottle is 19.646 in X 7.913 in X 10.906 in.

A: Even if you use the Tide gentle type, be careful choosing what type of fabric softener and dryer sheets you use. Everything should be for sensitive skin. Check for potential allergens lurking in the ingredients list. For example, I am highly allergic to PEG (polyethylene glycol). I have to make sure products I eat or drink, make up, toothpaste, skin cleaners, soaps, over the counter meds ( like some eye drops or Benadryl!) are PEG -free.

A: Tide has been tested to be safe on the skin when used as directed. However, if you have sensitive skin, you may want to use our Free & Gentle Detergent.

A: The label states: "MAY IRRITATE EYES. Do not get in eyes. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. Contains surfactants (anionic and nonionic) and enzymes. HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED." So, maybe not a good idea.

A: No, you should not use our laundry detergent for hand washing. Our products should only be used as directed.

A: Yes, the scent of Tide Original Liquid Laundry Detergent has been updated. It changed from a light, clean, herbal/green scent to a slightly warmer, richer scent with more woody notes to provide a better freshness experience, especially on dry fabrics. If you prefer the previous scent, you might want to try Tide Hygienic Clean Liquid.

A: Hello there! Thank you for your question! For the best results with Tide Original Liquid Laundry Detergent, it’s recommended to follow garment care instructions, which includes sorting clothes by color. This helps prevent color transfer and keeps your clothes looking their best. We are sorry to hear about your experience with Tide Oxi! Please contact us at (800) 879-8433 we want to assist you further!

A: Hello Dear Consumer. Thanks for your question. Yes, all Tide detergents are now formulated to clean effectively in cold water, warm water, or hot water. Just ensure that the water temperature is at least 60°F (16°C); if it is colder, adding a bit of warm water is recommended. If you have any additional question give us a call at (800) 879-8433.

A: Hi there! Great question. Our Tide Original HE Liquid Laundry Detergent is fully safe on colors, and you should have no problems as long as it is used as directed. Please contact us at (800) 879-8433 for any further questions. Your satisfaction is highly important for us at Tide. 

A: Thank you for reaching out with your question regarding Tide Original and whether it causes color fading. Tide detergents, including Tide Original, are formulated to help clean fabrics effectively. The performance of Tide in maintaining fabric colors depends on several factors such as the care instructions of the garments, the washing conditions, and the level of dinginess before laundering. To help preserve the colors of your clothes and avoid fading, we recommend the following best practices: - Follow Care Instructions: Always check the care labels on your garments for specific washing instructions. Proper sorting and washing conditions can significantly impact the preservation of colors. - Use the Right Amount of Detergent: Ensure you use the recommended dosage for your load size. Using too little detergent may not clean effectively, while too much can leave residue that might affect fabric appearance. - Wash in Appropriate Water Temperature: For colored fabrics, it is generally advisable to wash in cold or warm water as indicated on the care label to help maintain color integrity. - Avoid Overloading the Machine: Giving your clothes enough space to move freely allows for better cleaning and rinsing, which can help protect fabric colors. If you are dealing with specific stains or dinginess on white fabrics, there are additional tips available to enhance whitening without compromising fabric quality. If you have further questions or need more detailed guidance, please feel free to reach out at (800) 879-8433. We appreciate your trust in Tide and are here to help ensure the best care for your laundry.