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[H1] new Tide evo
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[H1] Less Work, Better Clean*
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Life is messier. Washing machines are bigger.Bigger PODS® means a better clean in every load.Now there’s a Tide Power PODS® product for any mess.Shop Collection
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Meet Tide evo. Detergent entirely made of clean.Learn MoreRemove visible and invisible dirtLearn MoreTide is consumers' #1 Trusted laundry detergent brand in BrandSpark surveyLearn MoreTide signs Space Act Agreement with NASALearn More
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Stain removal, Deep Cleaning, Bright Colors and more..
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[H2] Stain removal guide
I have aTough stainsacnebaby foodbbqbeerbloodbuttercandychewing gumchocolateclaycoffeecollarcough syrupcrayondairydeodorantdingy whitesdirtdye transfereggfabric softenerfacial maskfruitfruit juicegelatingluegrassgravygreasehair dyehot chocolateinkketchupmakeupmarkermayonnaise mildewmotor oilmouthwashmudmustardmysterynail polishoiloily roadointmentpaintperfumepetplasterplay-dohpollenpooppuddingrustsalsashoe polishskunk odorsoft drinksootspaghettisport drinksunscreensweattoothpastetree sapunderwearurinevegetablewaxwineSelected: undefinedTough stainsacnebaby foodbbqbeerbloodbuttercandychewing gumchocolateclaycoffeecollarcough syrupcrayondairydeodorantdingy whitesdirtdye transfereggfabric softenerfacial maskfruitfruit juicegelatingluegrassgravygreasehair dyehot chocolateinkketchupmakeupmarkermayonnaise mildewmotor oilmouthwashmudmustardmysterynail polishoiloily roadointmentpaintperfumepetplasterplay-dohpollenpooppuddingrustsalsashoe polishskunk odorsoft drinksootspaghettisport drinksunscreensweattoothpastetree sapunderwearurinevegetablewaxwineSelected: undefinedstainLearn MoreCan't find the right stain?
[H2] How to do
laundry
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, start here for some of our expert laundry tips and tricks.Learn More
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At Tide Safety Comes First, and It Never StopsKeeping loved ones safe is a joint effort. We’ve been working closely with Safe Kids...Read More

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[H1] How to remove stains
It’s a fact of life that not all stains are created equal.It’s important to know what type of stains you’re facing before choosing the most appropriate pretreatment and washing methods to use. Dealing with oily stain removal? You can use a dish soap to pretreat these spots, but for enzymatic stains, like blood, you’ll want to pretreat with a liquid detergent and a clean toothbrush. Follow along to learn how to remove stains from clothes most effectively and more details about some of the most common types.
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[H2] Stain removal guide
I have aTough stainsacnebaby foodbbqbeerbloodbuttercandychewing gumchocolateclaycoffeecollarcough syrupcrayondairydeodorantdingy whitesdirtdye transfereggfabric softenerfacial maskfruitfruit juicegelatingluegrassgravygreasehair dyehot chocolateinkketchupmakeupmarkermayonnaise mildewmotor oilmouthwashmudmustardmysterynail polishoiloily roadointmentpaintperfumepetplasterplay-dohpollenpooppuddingrustsalsashoe polishskunk odorsoft drinksootspaghettisport drinksunscreensweattoothpastetree sapunderwearurinevegetablewaxwineSelected: undefinedTough stainsacnebaby foodbbqbeerbloodbuttercandychewing gumchocolateclaycoffeecollarcough syrupcrayondairydeodorantdingy whitesdirtdye transfereggfabric softenerfacial maskfruitfruit juicegelatingluegrassgravygreasehair dyehot chocolateinkketchupmakeupmarkermayonnaise mildewmotor oilmouthwashmudmustardmysterynail polishoiloily roadointmentpaintperfumepetplasterplay-dohpollenpooppuddingrustsalsashoe polishskunk odorsoft drinksootspaghettisport drinksunscreensweattoothpastetree sapunderwearurinevegetablewaxwineSelected: undefinedstainLearn MoreCan't find the right stain?
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Type the stain you’re looking to removeFacial MaskWaxAcne CreamHair DyeNail PolishDeodorantPerfumeMakeupSunscreenToothpasteOintmentMouthwashTough StainsMildewPaintChewing GumMotor OilDingy WhitesCrayonPlay-Doh/Silly PuttyGlueOilInkFabric SoftenerCollar/Cuff SoilColored MarkerClaySootSweatBloodCorrection FluidCough SyrupDye TransferUnderwearShoe PolishPetCoffeeFruit JuiceSport DrinkHot ChocolateWineSoft DrinkBeerSpaghettiKetchupChocolateDairyBBQ SauceCooking OilPuddingFruitGreaseMayonnaiseMustardSalsaVegetableButterCandyEggGelatin DessertGravyMudTree SapOily RoadPlasterDirtPollenRustGrassSkunk OdorUrinePoopBaby Food
[H3] How do you get rid of stains?
Different stains can require different removal processes. Now that you have an idea of what type of stain you have, the good news is that most stain removal procedures are similar, except when it comes to pretreating. Whatever the cause of the stain, however, here are a few tips on how to get stains out of your favorites:Step 1. Remove the excess stainUse a paper towel, a fork, or a brush to get rid of as much
of the stain as possible on the garment. This is particularly important for stains that have already dried.Step 2. Pre-treat stainsHere it’s important to know the type of stain you are dealing with, because each requires a different pretreatment method:Enzymatic stains.Pour liquid detergent directly onto the stain. Gently rub the fabric together, or use a soft-bristled toothbrush to help work the detergent into the garment's fibers in a circular motion.
[H5] Recommended Products:
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Tide Ultra Stain Release Liquid Laundry DetergentGreasy or oily stains.Presoak in a soaking solution of detergent and warm water, or pretreat them with dish detergent.Body-soil stains.Rinse garments affected by body-soil stains under cold water.Bleachable stains.Presoak and wash with powder detergent.
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Tide Plus Bleach Powder Laundry DetergentClay or dirt stains.Presoak in cold water with liquid detergent.Step 3. Add detergentMeasure the correct amount of detergent according to the product labels and your load size.Step 4. Wash your garmentsChoose the most appropriate wash temperature and cycle setting according to the instructions given by the garment's fabric-care label.Step 5. Check garments before dryingDon't put the clothes into the drier until the stain is completely removed, as drying will set the stain.
To prevent stains from setting in, remember to soak the garment in cold water as soon as possible. When it comes to removing stains, it’s usually best to use cold water if you're not sure about the stain type. However, for greasy stains, you'll want to use warm water.Back to Top

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[H1] How to Do Laundry
Sometimes life isn’t easy, and neither is your laundry.You may feel overwhelmed when you’re faced with choosing the right detergent, or, perhaps you’re more worried about shrinking that sweater in the wash. From how to do laundry, beginning with the basics such as sorting, dosing the right amount of detergent, and decoding laundry symbols
to getting sweat stains out of clothes, let Tide help you with our laundry guide that includes seven easy tips on how to wash clothes in washing machines—whether you’re a novice or a pro.
[H2] Laundry Basics
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Find Out Everything You Need to Know about Your DetergentEven the most experienced washers sometimes need tips for better laundry, so here are Tide's top laundry tips for experts.Read More
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How Does Washing Clothes with Vinegar or Baking Soda Compare to Detergent?Baking soda and distilled white vinegar are two of the most versatile products that people turn to for a multitude of household cleaning solutions. Read More
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How to Care for Sensitive SkinWhether you experience seasonal skin sensitivities or have year-round, persistent issues, having sensitive...Read More
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How Much Laundry Detergent to UseEver seen white residues on your clothes after washing and thought... “I’ve used too much detergent in that load!”Read More
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How to Separate Your Laundry for the Best ResultsFollow our simple tips for sorting laundry , and say goodbye to laundry accidents forever.Read More
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Laundry Hygiene Tips to Prevent Germs or Illnesses from SpreadingDuring an average day, you’re likely to pick up a hodgepodge of bacteria and other germs from people and objects, some of which can transfer onto your clothes.Read More
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How to Read Laundry SymbolsLaundry symbols seem like another language, but the washing machine symbols on your garments’ care labels tell...Read More
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How to Use Tide Clean Boost Fabric RinseTide Fabric Rinse is a new laundry odor remover that helps rinse away the smelly residue trapped within fabric fibers by acting as a laundry detergent booster.Read More
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How to use Tide evoTide evo is a laundry detergent with 6x concentrated layers that activate instantly in water. Tide evo has no added water, no fillers and no plastic bottles. Read More
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Try These Laundry Tips for College StudentsCollege isn’t about spending time doing laundry.Read More
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How to Organize Your Laundry RoomFive tips for keeping your laundry room in order.Read MoreTide Detergents: Choosing the Best Option for Your Laundry NeedsLaundry can be a breeze when you choose the right detergent. Read MoreMastering Laundry in Hard Water Areas with Tide and DownyDoing laundry in areas with hard water can be a real challenge, but Tide and Downy are here to help! Read MoreLearn More About Tide PODs Innovative Water-Soluble Smart FilmTide PODS are convenient pre-measured detergent pacs that provide effective stain removal and make the laundry task easier to complete. Read MoreDiscover the Best Smelling Detergent for Long-Lasting FreshnessLaundry day is more than just about cleaning—it's about ensuring your clothes carry a delightful fragrance that lasts. At Tide, we understand the importance of fresh-smelling laundry, and we're here to help you achieve that perfect aroma.Read MoreTackle Tough Stains with Tide: A Practical GuideDealing with stains can be a hassle, but Tide is here to help you manage even the most stubborn ones. Read MoreUnderstanding Oxygen Bleach and Oxi Boosters: Complementing Your DetergentYou might wonder if oxygen boosters can replace your detergent. The truth is, they work differently and are designed to complement each other, giving you the best results for your laundry.Read MoreSpring Cleaning Made Simple: A Fresh Start with LaundryWhen you think “spring cleaning,” it’s easy to picture a long to-do list and feel overwhelmed. A simple way to get started is to focus on one category that makes a big impact: laundry.
Read MoreEnhance Your Laundry Experience: Discover the Power of Scent Beads and Fresh-Smelling DetergentsLaundry doesn’t have to just be about cleaning; in addition to clean clothes, you can create a sensory experience that leaves your clothes smelling delightful.Read MoreUnderstanding Detergent Fragrances: How Tide Offers Freshness Without Overpowering ScentsLaundry day is all about achieving fresh, clean clothes, but sometimes you want flexibility on the scent of your detergent. Read MoreDiscover the Best Detergent for Eczema-Prone SkinWhen it comes to sensitive skin, choosing the right laundry detergent is crucial. Read MoreMastering Tide Evo: Your Guide to a Perfect WashTide Evo is a revolutionary laundry detergent tile designed to make washing easier and more efficient. Here’s how to use it effectively and troubleshoot common issues.Read MoreComparing Tide evo Tiles: Your Guide to Choosing the Right DetergentChoosing the right detergent can make a big difference to your laundry routine in terms of cleaning effectiveness and simplicity. Tide evo offers a unique solution by eliminating plastic packaging and providing ultra-concentrated cleaning power. But how do they stand up against other forms of detergents like liquids, powders, sheets, pods, and laundry soda?Read MoreDiscover Real Laundry Magic with Tide evoFor generations, Tide has been synonymous with clean. We’ve been there for life's toughest messes, the everyday laundry pile, and the comforting scent of freshly washed clothes. We heard you, loud and clear. You love the performance of Tide, the confidence it brings, but you're also increasingly conscious about the heavy jugs, plastic bottles, and unnecessary ingredients.Read MoreDiscover the Benefits of Tide evo Laundry TilesLaundry just got easier with Tide evo laundry tiles. These innovative detergent tiles offer powerful cleaning in a lightweight form that comes in FSC Certified paperboard packaging. Read MoreWhat Is the Best Detergent in Terms of Quality? What the Science Actually ShowsIn real-world use, the “best” detergent is not simply the strongest or the mildest. It is one that consistently delivers a deep, thorough clean in everyday conditions - cold water, standard or short cycles, mixed fabrics - while keeping clothes looking, feeling, and smelling “like new” over many washes.Read MoreA Scientific Guide to Laundry for Sensitive Skin: Understanding the Role of Residues, Performance, and FormulationRead More
[H1] Are Detergents Toxic? What Science Actually Says
High-quality detergents including well-established brands such as Tide are rigorously tested to ensure they are safe for everyday household use when used as directed for laundering clothes. Read More
[H1] Hazard vs. Risk: Why 'Toxic’ Claims About Your Detergent May Be Misleading
You’ve seen the alarming posts on social media. The blog articles with scary headlines. They list complex-sounding ingredients in your laundry detergent and label them "toxic," "carcinogenic," or "harmful." It’s enough to make anyone worry about the clothes they put on their family every day. Read More
[H1] Why a Better Clean Is a Part of a Safe Clean
In the search for a safer, healthier home, many of us are drawn to products labeled "natural," "plant-based," or "eco-friendly." It feels like the responsible choice, especially when it comes to the laundry that touches our family's skin.Read More
[H1] What's Really on Your Clothes? A Deep Dive into Detergent Residue
You pull a warm shirt from the dryer. It smells fresh and looks clean. But a nagging thought, fueled by something you read online, pops into your head: What if it’s covered in invisible chemical residue?Read More
[H1] Is Tide Safe? How Decades of Scientific Testing Ensure Your Family's Safety
It’s one of the most common questions consumers ask: "Is Tide safe for my family?" With so much conflicting information online, it's easy to feel uncertain.Read MoreWash Smarter with Cold WaterCold water washing is better for your clothes, wallet, and the planet — and Tide makes it easy.Read More
[H1] A Technical Review and Fact-Check: The Rolsky & Kelkar (2021) Study on Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) and its Inapplicability to Water-Soluble Detergent Films
Read MoreA Fragrance-Free Laundry Routine That Still Leaves Clothes Truly CleanIf scents give you a headache—or you’re simply avoiding added fragrance—laundry day can feel like a minefield. At Tide, we hear this a lot: people want a detergent that skips perfumes but still delivers a deep clean.Read MoreHow to Choose a Laundry Detergent for Your Pet’s Bedding, Toys, and BlanketsPet fabrics go through a lot—bedding, blankets, soft toys, and crate liners can pick up a unique mix of soils like dander, body oils, and protein-based messes. Read MoreTide and Sensitive Skin: How to Choose the Right Detergent (and Wash Routine)If you’re dealing with sensitive skin (or eczema-prone skin in your household), it’s normal to look closely at what touches your clothes and bedding every day.Read MoreTide PODS and Skin Safety: What to Know About Residue, Rinsing, and Sensitive SkinIt’s a question you may think about while tossing a pod into the wash: Are Tide Pods safe for my skin?Read MoreYour Sensitive Skin Laundry Guide: Strong Cleaning, Fewer Unwanted Add-onsIf you’ve ever wondered, “Do strong detergents irritate skin?”, you’re not alone. At Tide, we hear this a lot—and it often comes from a misunderstanding of what’s really behind laundry-related irritation.Read MoreDoes Tide Evo Fully Dissolve? The Complete Guide to Preventing ResidueRead More
[H2] Odor Removal
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How to Remove Musty Smells from ClothesNo one likes bad smells. But sometimes, you pull out an old garment or a towel only to be greeted by that unwanted odor.Read More
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Your How-to Guide to Odor Removal with Tide DetergentSometimes odors are so strong that they feel like they take on a life of their own.Read More
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How to Get Smells Out of TowelsSometimes towels smell musty even after washing them and sometimes our towels smell musty because we accidentally left them in the washing machine overnight.Read More
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How to Get the Sweat Smell Out of Clothes and FabricsNo one likes the smell of sweat on their clothes.Read More
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How to Get Urine Smell Out of FabricsAccidents happen, whether it was your three year old who wet the bed or your dog who temporarily forgot about his housetraining lessons.Read MoreStep 1. Know Your Laundry SymbolsIt may seem like a secret code at first glance, but fabric care labels are actually laundry instructions that are easy to interpret. These laundry symbols let you know before washing which cycle to use, how to dry, and even how high the heat setting on an iron you can use. Once you get to know a few of these universal washing symbols your laundry routine will become second nature. Some of the most common laundry symbols will show you:When to use a cold or hot wash or something in betweenWhen to use or avoid bleachWhich garments to tumble dry and which should dry flatBecause different materials have different laundry needs, it’s important to check your garments’ fabric care labels before getting started. Knowing these symbols will help you understand how to do laundry properly and preserve the life of your clothes. Follow along to learn how to read care and fiber labels, or simply download or print our free laundry symbol cheat sheet to use whenever you need it so you can give your clothes the best care possible:Download nowStep 2. Learn How to Separate LaundryOnce you’ve familiarized yourself with fabric care labels, the next step in how to do laundry properly is sorting. For the best results, you’ll want to wash different colors and fabrics separately. To begin, you can sort clothes by:Color ShadesClothes with deep colors are more likely to bleed dye when washed. To avoid damaging other clothing, sort laundry according to color, separating lights from darks.Fabric WeightWash and dry heavier items, like towels, separately from lighter weight clothes to prevent damage to finer fabrics and to ensure even drying.Fabric TypeWash delicates and durable fabrics separately on the appropriate washing cycles to avoid damage to fine fabrics. Separate items with zippers and buttons from knits and lingerie.Amount of DirtVery dirty or stained laundry should be washed separately on a longer, heavy-duty cycle. This provides the agitation necessary to get rid of heavy dirt.
Don’t worry—we’re here to show you how to sort laundry for the best results.
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Don't worry, we're here to show you how to sort laundry for the best results.Step 3. Understand How to Pretreat StainsPretreat any heavily stained or soiled clothes. This helps to loosen up the stain, making it easier to wash it out. There are several methods you can use depending on the stain, but these two are used most often:Coffee, tea, berry, or sweat stainsPour detergent directly on the stain, then gently rub the fabric together or use a soft-bristled toothbrush to help work the detergent into the fibers, then leave it on for a few minutes.Blood, dirt, or motor oil stainsPrepare a soaking solution with Tide detergent. Let these garments soak for about 30 minutes before washing.And there are other stains where these alternative pretreating methods may come in handy:Butter, margarine, or grease stainsRub dish detergent onto the stain to loosen it before pretreating.Chewing gum stainsSoak the item in hot vinegar for 1 to 3 minutes, but always test for colorfastness first. You can do this by applying a small amount of vinegar to an inconspicuous area of the garment. After a few minutes, blot with a paper towel, and if no color comes off on the towel, your garment is colorfast, and you can continue to pretreat.Step 4. Determine How Much Detergent to UseCorrect detergent dosing is the next most important factor for laundry success. The right amount depends on how large your load is, how dirty the clothes are, the hardness of your water as well as the type of detergent you’re using. And you may still need to use a different amount if you are using an HE machine.The co