Washing pods

We normally buy Tide free and clear but decided to try these for the price. The pacs did not dissolve all the way and ruined my sons paw patrol comforter. We can not get the plastic out in multiple spots and are now going to have to replace it. Would not recommend whatsoever.

These pods do not clean as well as the liquid. They stick together and eventually begin to leak, this is probably due to the very thin plastic of the pods. This is obviously a known issue, because there's a note on the container that states "...if the pods stick together do not pull apart."

I am a huge Tide fan. Tide pods run about 25 cents each so using 2 ran about 50 cents per load. I bought this from Sam's Club when they ran it on sale for 10 cents a pod. Now i use one of each and it works out just fine and saves me about 15 cents a load. I know it's not much but if you have never ending laundry you could save a lot. For those complaining about it not breaking down, make sure you are putting the pods in first. Do not throw them in last on top of your clothes. They need to be where the water sits to start to disolve them. I had the same problem when i first started using them. While the washer is filling with water they start to disolve. If they are on top they won't touch water until the clothes start to agitate. That's not enough time to start the disolve process.

These work great in my HE washer. I snip the pod and put the liquid only into the liquid detergent dispenser - NOT the clear pack, put that part with the clothes as you normally would. (1 for a reg load 2 for lg load) Has done a great job thus far! I now use less than I had w/the liquid detergent.

Love this product. Recommended by my Dermatologist.

I have been using this product for a long time, years . Good for my skin I love it .

Great price. Clean clothes. Easy to use

No scent and leaves the clothes clean

These are the perfect size measured out one per load