SheSpeaks asked me if I'd like to review Tide Coldwater. I always loved Tide, so it for me it was a win-win.
In the leaftlet I was given with my sample bottle, a couple facts about the Coldwater formula jumped out at me:
- Tide Coldwater removes more stains than the leading detergent does in cold
- By switching to washing clothes in cold water, you should be able to save on the electric/gas bill.
Recently, I heard that the standard top-loading washing machine puts out anywhere between 20- 30 gallons of water during a normal cycle. It doesn't take a calculator to see the amount of savings that could add up by switching to a coldwater formula detergent.
Without further ado ( and yes, I am totally stalling) here is my review of Tide Coldwater:
Bottom line:
- I liked the coldwater formula. I felt like I was doing something good for both my budget and the environment.
- It worked just as well with warm water, which was an accidental find.
- I would continue to buy the coldwater formula.
- P&G always have coupons available, making Tide an affordable option.
What is your favorite laundry detergent? Would you ever switch if it meant you'd save money in the long run?
Disclosure:
This is a sponsored post on behalf of SheSpeaks and Procter and Gamble. While I did receive a bottle of Tide Coldwater and compensation for my time, all opinions are my own. I Blog With Integrity.
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My favorite is....Gain. That smell is like crack.
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