[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m generally not a fan of unscented laundry detergents. I know, I know, they’re better for your skin and everything, but I love the smell of fresh scented laundry. Other than not having a smell, this seemed to work well and cleaned our clothes just fine

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For many years I have used the All brand because they were the only fragrance free brand available. Now I’ve been trying the tide one for over month and I’ve been loving it. I’m almost out of it and will purchase. I think the clothes come out cleaner and brighter.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received free from Influenster and I try it to wash some clothes, just with a little made a good lather and clothes wash good leaving it with a fresh and clean smell. Its not expensive and it can last for a few loads of clothes. Recommend for person with sensitive skins.

I was a little upset and confused when the new packing showed up on the store shelves. So I took a giant leap of faith. I was very relieved when my family put on their clean clothes, and did not swell up like balloons. I still have a product that cleans my clothes and keeps my amily's sensative skin in check.

This detergent makes me itch alot. I get red rashes or red spots on my body. Although it claims to be free and gentle and designed for sensitive skin....it is not. Alteast not for me. Bring back the tide formula from 20 - 25 years ago, and I will use that. I see the review of Brandspark 2024 that lists this detergent as #1 for sensitive skin, followed by All and Arm

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used the brand Tide for years, and it's the only thing my father buys too. It works well at cleaning my clothes and making them smell nice without being overpowering. This free and gentle brand works just as good, but I can't fully say it's made a huge difference than the regular brand . It's a great laundry detergent that's affordable though and I like how it's gentle and meant for those with sensitive skin

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I don't know why they decided to add benzisothiazolinone (BIT) to this, but now anyone who's allergic to this or the related methylisothiazolinone (MI) or methylchloroisothiazolinone (MCI) can't use it. I was lucky enough to catch it before I used it, otherwise I would have broken out in a rash. This is one more thing to add to the list of products I can't use.

Since the formulation change, I often see suds in my machine after I wash. I have sensitive skin, so I always do my washing with an extra sinse. Even with that there will always be a few suds in the rim and more than half the time it will be enough that I need to do a second rinse. I've been using this product for years and never had this issue before. I have been using far less detergent than before never more than the first notch. The suds issue is worse on smaller loads. It's difficult to guage how much detergent to put in when it's such a small ammount and the measuring cap is so large. Isn't HE detergent suposed to be formulated not to sud?

I’ve used a variety of free and clear detergent brands, decided to try tides version and my toddler had a severe allergic reaction all over her body and face. I see many people reviewing with allergic reactions so clearly this detergent is Not gentle!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So excited to have the small detergent for my suite laundry! I know that my bedding and towels are all going to be washed with a gentle detergent that won't leave any smells too overpowering or have anything to irritating to their skin!