Tide Boost Stain Release In-Wash Booster, 10 Pacs

I've used the tide liquid laundry boost with good results for several years, but it's getting hard to find, so I tried the pods. Horrible. They don't melt in cold water, and they leave white residue all over my clothes. I will not buy them ever again.

As most people are, i am a long time user of Procter and Gamble products. Some of my favorite are Charmin, Crest, Herbal Essance, Pampers, Old Spice, Febreeze...well you get the idea. Procter and Gamble have been around for 174 years making our lives easier. One of there great new products is Tide Stain Release in-wash booster. Tide Stain Release comes in three convenient forms, the triger spray, powder, action packs (in regular and free), and a liquid. I tried the action packs this weekend and found it really does help with all those stains your children bring home to you! Grass, Ketchup, Chocolate, and even Strawberry Jelly are no match for this in-wash booster. To use the Tide Stain Release Action Packs put in your detergent, add clothes and put the Action Pack on top, the Action Pack will do the rest. While the back of the packet does not say blood, when my son got a bloody nose it was a perfect time to try it.. He gets to keep his shirt! I would recommend Tide Stain Release to anyone with young children. You can try Tide Stain Release for yourself. Follow Tide on Facebook and take the Tide Stain Release Challange.

I have a 9 year old son who is constantly has stains on his clothes. I bought this thinking that I wouldn't have to spray his clothes and let it sit then put in the washer. Well even after washing with this stain releaser, the stains weren't coming off like it was advertised. I went back to using my old way of removing stains and i like that way alot better then these new stain release tablets. I don't think they do a good job like they are suppossed to..

Why do I have to buy another product to do what the original product should be able to do? I can see having to add ingredients to any other major brand of laundry soap...but to TIDE? The redundancy is not appreciated.

I used the liquid form on a stained sweatshirt and put some with my laundry detergent.The stain was tomato sauce. It took out the sauce stain but left all the grease stains behind.I use tide detergent but was very disappointed in this product.I will not buy it again or recommend it to my family or friends.