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.

I use a couple of packets of this in every load along with a scented detergent. It’s something I’ve done since the days when I used Tyler Diva detergent- mostly just because mentally I questioned if the Tyler detergent really cleaned our clothes or just left them smelling good. I since started using Topanga detergent for our towels and sheets because the smell is equivalent to laying on a beach in the clouds of heaven- but even with Topanga I still use a few packets of All because I feel better about our clothing being truly clean AND smelling good. Our everyday clothing I use a few of these packets along with a liquid detergent.

Great product

I've been getting this for about a year with no problems - did they change the formula? The last container I got was absolutely vile smelling. Skunky and burnt rubbery. I smelled it as soon as I took the lid off. Honestly afraid to use it, so I threw it out.

Best laundry detergent for sensitive skin

This cleans great and NO odor when you pull the clothes out.

Great value for the price

None of us are allergic to it, and it's more convenient than the liquid.

Best detergent for my kids sensitive skin.

I love the price, convenience and the cleaness of the clothes.