I have a 7 month yr old son. And he has really bad eczema. And none of the other baby detergent work for him. It broke him out more, itcy skin even his head. This was the best thing every I Love it. Thanks!!

I have tried free & gentle detergent and i really like it. My skin does not itch as with some detergents and it really cleans my clothes. I recommend this product to everyone. At least try it, you will love it.

I'm not seeing much of a difference between this and the Tide Free an Clear. I'm getting the exact same clean and all. I personally trust and recommend it.

we used regular laundry soap for my son and niece and it gave them both little red bumps now that we have switched to tide free there skin is so much better

This detergent is an awesome option for those who have sensitive skin and need a scent free soap. My clothes are still left clean and fresh without any additives that would cause a reaction.

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

Tide Free and Gentle Liquid Laundry Detergent is by far the best laundry detergent that I have ever used. I have super sensitive skin and I use this detergent for everything. From clothes, to towels, to dog beds, all of them get washed in this detergent. The packaging makes it easy to measure and cost is appropriate for the amount of loads you can wash. The laundry always comes out clean and the scent is not overwhelming.

My youngest kiddo has sensitive skin and this is the only detergent we use. There is no scent, and clothes come out smelling clean but scent free. The price is comparable to the other brands out there and you can usually find a coupon depending on the retailer.

Have used this for years but recently something has changed in the formula and both scent and performance are poor. What is the rationale behind change? Particularly in light of the fact this is theoretically hypoallergenic. Moving away to something else.

[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.