Customer Reviews

Tide Clean Breeze Scent with Actilift, 100-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 4)

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This is all I buy, with the exception of All to add to get rid of the dust mites. This tide smells incredible, doesn't hang on your clothes forever. You KNOW what I mean when you walk by someone and all you smell is their detergent. Hate that! Tide gets out just about all the stains a boy can dream up and then some. I won't be without Tide and I particularly appreciate these smaller bottles. They take up so much less room on my shelves and they still do the same job. Highly, highly recommend!

I think my husband rolls around in dirt & grease & oil at his work! Tide is the only thing I have found that can clean his work clothes. Smells nice too! Only issue I have is Amazon shows it @ .11per oz, but $54 /400oz = .135 per oz. Its cheaper at wholesale clubs.

I was turned onto this after reading in Consumer Reports how well rated this product was. You don't use hardly any, and your clothes are just as clean. Smells great, and price per load in CR magazine was really good!

I like the bulk of the item as well, can store many of them because the bottles are so small. Also better for environment (less waste)...

Recycle!!

this is by far my favorite soap, however it runs about $13 a bottle at the grocery store.

Simple math...

4 bottles x 100 oz. each = 400 oz.
$47.88 / 400 oz. = $0.1197 per oz.

The product description here says you're getting it for $0.09 per oz. WRONG!
I pay this exact same price at my local grocery store or Walmart and I don't have to purchase 4 at a time or wait for it to ship.

This is one fine product. Tide has been around for years. When most of us were not even born Tide graced our grocer's shelves but in a box and there were few other competitors. Most of them are long gone. Recall Oxydol or 20 Mule Team Borax. With its years mounting higher it keeps on getting better as far as keeping up with new innovations in materials that get dirty. Tide says bring me your dirt and I will figure out a way to get rid of it and at the same time make your fabrics smell decent too. The make housework easy and while not a pleasure to wash or clean it does make the job easier and the results make the effort worthwhile. If something gets soiled you can throw it in the wash and expect excellence. Sure enough Tide works and works well time after time.

If you have sensitive skin, this detergent could make you very itchy. I normally use Free and Clear All. My wife brought this home a few days ago. The first load of my clothes I did in it lit my skin up - no visible rashes really, just made my skin burn a bit and feel like bugs crawling all over me, especially in my facial hair and scalp where I touch with my hands.

Beware of this if you have or if others in your house have sensitive skin. Residue can stay behind in the washer/dryer and it will affect others if they have sensitive skin even if they use a different detergent.

I've used various Tide products for years, but this one just doesn't get my shirts clean. The pits smell like they haven't been washed. Perhaps it's something about the coin-op machines in my building, but it just isn't working out.

The measuring cap on the detergent is hard to read and not well designed. This may be in PG advantage, because some people will add too much soap rather than too little. And there is no indication of how many ounces that should be used. So a good detergent is expensive and the measuring cap is badly designed. I'll try something cheaper.

Tide is a great product. I never really used it until I received a sample of Tide with Dawn. I now won't use anything else. Tide really does get out the stains that my two kids and my husband leave in their clothing. Even if the clothes are in the bottom of the hamper for a couple of days, Tide really does do the job.