Tide Detergent

by **hoagiepete** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 6:57 am

Any one else get pissed while trying to measure Tide HE Detergent that is blue into a measuring cap that also happens to to be the same color blue.

I think this is a gimmick to cause consumers to overpour.

I'm tempted to start a class action suit. F'n pisses me off.

Now, back to the laundry.

By the way...is this "off topic" in the Treasures of Isis?

by **Melissa** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:03 am

Get the Tide with Downy with the lighter blue cap, and problem solved, lol. Tide rules, that's all we get, Tide kicks all other laundry detergent asses.

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:06 am

F caps. I eyeball it. Southern women are notorious for thinking they don't need measuring cups anyway. :lol:

2 seconds worth ought'a do it for HE detergent...

Website · by **steveo777** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:06 am

I normally only use half the recommended amount anyway. I think detergent is over used at the instruction of the manufacturer to get you to need more faster, hence more money for them.

Website · by **steveo777** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:07 am

Rhiannon wrote:F caps. I eyeball it. Southern women are notorious for thinking they don't need measuring cups anyway.

2 seconds worth ought'a do it for HE detergent...

That really is 8 inches, I promise. LOL :lol:

by **bluejeangirl76** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:09 am

hoagiepete wrote:Any one else get pissed while trying to measure Tide HE Detergent that is blue into a measuring cap that also happens to to be the same color blue.

I pour blue Purex into a same-color-blue cap constantly without overpouring.
You might be doing it wrong. :lol:

If you continue to experience difficulty, I suggest obtaining a clear cup that resembles your Tide cap in both depth and girth.
This may fix your blue-on-blue issue.

by **Don** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:19 am

Melissa wrote::lol: Get the Tide with Downy with the lighter blue cap, and problem solved, lol. Tide rules, that's all we get, Tide kicks all other laundry detergent asses.

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Doesn't that give you 90 loads compared to 120 loads from regular Tide, with the same size box? I've got 4 or 5 translucent green cups from years ago that I saved for whatever reason and those work fine.

by **StevePerryHair** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:22 am

See, now this is why we needed a general forum! So we could listen to a bunch of guys compare laundry detergent

by **hoagiepete** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:23 am

Thanks for the all assistance.

However...the purpose was to point out that P&G seems to be TRYING to make us overpour. Why the hell would you make a measuring cap the same damn color as what you are measuring??? Seems a bit moronic...or a conspiracy. :evil:

Now...again...back to the laundry.

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:25 am

hoagiepete wrote:However...the purpose was to point out that P&G seems to be TRYING to make us overpour. Why the hell would you make a measuring cap the same damn color as what you are measuring??? Seems a bit moronic...or a conspiracy.

I have a question... are you turning the light on in your laundry room? Cause um... color matching or not, the detergent does reflect light and your depth perception should tell you when you've enough... :wink:

Website · by **steveo777** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:26 am

StevePerryHair wrote:See, now this is why we needed a general forum! So we could listen to a bunch of guys compare laundry detergent

Hey, you can do man things with Tide. Back in the day when I used to work on cars a lot, Tide was great stuff for getting grease off my hands.

by **JasonD** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:26 am

I use Fab or Gain for my regular stuff. They smell great, clean my clothes, get rid of static cling &.... oh yeah.... they don't cost a fortune either. I use Dreft for my special stuff. I know it's a baby detergent, but I like it.

by **Don** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:28 am

If you're counting pennies, get this stuff from the Ranch Market. Only a third of the price and good in a pinch.

by **Don** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:32 am

Fast Orange is good for emergencies if you get oil or grease on your clothes, just don't use it too often as it can wear your clothing fibers down like kerosene does after too many repeated uses.

by **Don** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:34 am

Fact Finder wrote:
Rhiannon wrote:
hoagiepete wrote:However...the purpose was to point out that P&G seems to be TRYING to make us overpour. Why the hell would you make a measuring cap the same damn color as what you are measuring??? Seems a bit moronic...or a conspiracy.

I have a question... are you turning the light on in your laundry room? Cause um... color matching or not, the detergent does reflect light and your depth perception should tell you when you've enough...

Pete needs a Sharpie..

Yep. 99 cents (or a visit to your office supply room at work) and problem solved.

by **hoagiepete** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:44 am

Rhiannon wrote:
hoagiepete wrote:However...the purpose was to point out that P&G seems to be TRYING to make us overpour. Why the hell would you make a measuring cap the same damn color as what you are measuring??? Seems a bit moronic...or a conspiracy.

I have a question... are you turning the light on in your laundry room? Cause um... color matching or not, the detergent does reflect light and your depth perception should tell you when you've enough...

Dang...you sound like my wife...it's always something "I" did or not did.

I do have lights in the laundry room. I am getting old though and do have some trouble without my reading glasses.

by **Saint John** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:47 am

Most clothing doesn't require anything other than a simple wash with a moderate amount of detergent. A quarter to a third of a cup is the same as a whole cup, or the whole fucking bottle. Unless you work underneath cars as a mechanic, are a garbage man, or are just a filthy fuck, you should really only need about a quarter of a cup to clean your clothes.

by **Melissa** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 8:10 am

Gunbot wrote:
Melissa wrote::lol: Get the Tide with Downy with the lighter blue cap, and problem solved, lol. Tide rules, that's all we get, Tide kicks all other laundry detergent asses.
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Doesn't that give you 90 loads compared to 120 loads from regular Tide, with the same size box? I've got 4 or 5 translucent green cups from years ago that I saved for whatever reason and those work fine.

Don't know, haven't looked, lol. All I know is I used cheap crap detergent for years before having kids, with kids, nothing IMO gets baby and kid stuff cleaned as well as Tide. And I've used every detergent out there too, having the same bitch fest here about the price and refusing to buy it for a long time. I'm a bargain shopper for pretty much everything else at the grocery store, so buying Tide really isn't breaking our bank account or anything :roll:

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 9:21 am

Melissa wrote:Don't know, haven't looked, lol. All I know is I used cheap crap detergent for years before having kids, with kids, nothing IMO gets baby and kid stuff cleaned as well as Tide. And I've used every detergent out there too, having the same bitch fest here about the price and refusing to buy it for a long time. I'm a bargain shopper for pretty much everything else at the grocery store, so buying Tide really isn't breaking our bank account or anything

Cheer. $2 cheaper and twice as awesome. Better smell too.

by **Lula** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 1:48 pm

i love tide! only buy it on sale tho. dean uses way too much detergent and softener. moderation is not in his vocabulary.

by **Voyager** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 1:50 pm

Detergent is overrated. We wash our clothes in the creek behind our house.

:lol:

by **Don** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 1:56 pm

Voyager wrote:Detergent is overrated. We wash our clothes in the creek behind our house...

..and dry them in the microwave.

by **Sarah** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 2:41 pm

Am I the only one that uses powder detergent?

by **Don** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 2:47 pm

Sarah wrote:Am I the only one that uses powder detergent?

Isn't that what we're talking about?

I failed. No wonder people were talking about the price.

According to Tide's website, Liquid detergents are usually better at removing greasy stains, while powdered detergents are usually better at removing mud, dirt and other ground soils.

by **treetopovskaya** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 3:05 pm

the makers of tide procter & gamble test their products on animals. }:C((

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 3:37 pm

Gunbot wrote:According to Tide's website, Liquid detergents are usually better at removing greasy stains, while powdered detergents are usually better at removing mud, dirt and other ground soils.

Not wallowing in filth is the best way to remove stains.

by **StevePerryHair** » Mon Sep 28, 2009 8:29 pm

Gunbot wrote:
Sarah wrote:Am I the only one that uses powder detergent?

Isn't that what we're talking about?

I failed. No wonder people were talking about the price.

According to Tide's website, Liquid detergents are usually better at removing greasy stains, while powdered detergents are usually better at removing mud, dirt and other ground soils.

Kids are greasy, so some of us need liquid :lol:

by **hoagiepete** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 3:14 am

Sarah wrote:Am I the only one that uses powder detergent?

I used to but now have a front loader and the powder gets all mucked up in the drawer where you load it. Liquid is much neater.

By the way...I think this is the first multiple page thread ever started by me... regarding a bitch about laundry detergent bottles of all things! :lol:

by **Blueskies** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 7:36 am

LOL! 2 pages talking about laundry detergent. Andrew was right when he said folks will talk about anything on here. :lol:

Congrats on the 2 pager, Pete. This place could use a good cleaning, sometimes. :shock:

by **rockinfayrose** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:55 am

hoagiepete wrote:Any one else get pissed while trying to measure Tide HE Detergent that is blue into a measuring cap that also happens to to be the same color blue.

I think this is a gimmick to cause consumers to overpour.

I'm tempted to start a class action suit. F'n pisses me off.

Now, back to the laundry.

By the way...is this "off topic" in the Treasures of Isis?

All liquid laundry detergents produce too much suds no matter how little you seem to use. Go with powdered Tide & your problem will be solved...Tide w/ April Fresh Downey powder is the best - I can only get it at wal-mart anymore though. Man, we are bored if we are talking about laundrey aren't we :?:

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