Review on Tide HE Liquid Laundry Detergent Soap - Original Scent, 64 Loads - Best for High Efficiency Machines by Robert Evans

Recently, for washing, I began to use liquid powders instead of ordinary ones. In storage, they are somehow more convenient, they take up less space, do not crumble, and the smell is not so aggressive. Therefore, the hero of my today's review is Tide liquid powder. The bottle is quite convenient, there is a special handle with a window through which the rest of the product is clearly visible. One package is designed for 19 washes (the manufacturer apparently decided to save on 20) and replaces almost 3 kilograms of conventional powder. This Tide is suitable for both machine and hand washing. How to use and how much to pour is shown in the pictures. The measuring cap is quite convenient, the scale with divisions is clearly visible. The powder itself is blue in color, the smell is pleasant and not too saturated. I usually pour liquid powder directly into the drum with dirty laundry, but I can also pour it into the powder compartment. Today I washed it by hand. For example, my daughter's white blouse with chocolate stains. Just soaked in hot water for 15 minutes, washed a little and rinsed. The blouse is still wet, but it is already clear that there are no chocolate stains left. I can’t say that Tide copes with all types of stains, but overall it’s not bad. Ariel and Persil, of course, will be better, but they also cost an order of magnitude more expensive.