Tide Laundry Detergent Liquid Soap Eco-Box, Ultra Concentrated High Efficiency (He), Original Scent, 96 Loads

Exactly like the original Tide, we love, but less plastic. PLEASE consider trying this Eco-box vs so many discarded plastic jugs. It's a way to help save the planet without having to sacrifice one thing. The Eco-box sits neatly on the shelf, doesn't drip and is even easier to pour than what you're used to. Seals tight. Accurate dispensing. Did I mention ...doesn't leak! I had expected to need to use this as a refill, thus pouring it into my last Tide jug. Decided to try the included no leak dispenser, and I could not be more pleased. Love, love it when things work the way they should. Just like Tide laundry detergent, the packaging is effective, easy and works as efficiently as all things should. Plus helps the Planet. Less plastic, less waste, and the large size both costs a little less, per wash, and allows you to order less frequently. The box also weighs less for shipping. It's just an all around sensible choice.

The media could not be loaded. I love it! I’m in college and I’m ALWAYS doing laundry whether it’s towels, bed sheets, delicates, or just regular colors and I feel like it’s perfect for everything!I really love the eco friendly packaging because I’m really running out of ways to recycle detergent bottles LOL. The easy to pour spout is so convenient as is the little notch on top to hold the Measuring cup. It lasts soo much longer because it’s concentrated and you need less. Now I don’t have to buy detergent probably for the rest of the year!The smell is slightly more “chemically” Than regular Tide b/c it’s concentrated but I use scent beads most of the time anyway.Works great in hot or cold water and no residue!

I really have come to like the eco-boxes. They don’t take up as much room on the top of the washer, and as you can see, I can skip the “cup” and fill directly into the dispenser (WARNING: When you first use the box it has a strong flow, so for those unskilled with this dispensing method, USE CAUTION and slowly open the valve, or use the cap).My wife and I have learned the various sizes and amounts needed for my LG HE Front Load washer that we no longer need the cup and directly fill into the liquid detergent area. I really like this as it’s super easy to do (once you learn) and doesn’t drip as you use it. I just open the valve, fill, close valve, use softener (if used, sometimes I use dryer balls or fabric) and off we go.It is the same liquid as the plastic “jugs” and I actually feel there is less “waste” in these compared to the jugs (It takes a lot of effort to empty all of the liquid from a jug for some reason in my opinion). I’ve ripped open the side of the box before and confirmed that very very little liquid was left.They do include a pace to leave the cup, as well legs. We haven’t noticed any issues with just leaving the box flat on the washer and gently pulling it into position. Once the washer is ready, we push it a little further back so any vibration doesn’t toss the box to the floor.I doubt I’ll buy another massive jug anytime soon. My only concern is how recycling works for this due to the type of bag the “bladder” is made of.Complaints? Honestly there are little except that there (as of this review) no other variants available such as “Total Clean” that comes in handy for our children’s clothes.Thanks Tide!

It's Tide, it's perfect T a great price

Works well. Smells great. Easy to use clean well easy to store. Color is same as tide in jugs.

I'm on my 3rd box of the Tide Eco-Box. I tried detergent strips of various brands, but in the end I had to agree with CONSUMER REPORTS that they just don't clean. On my first box of Tide, I did my usual brain hiccup of Tear on the Dotted Lines Before Reading Instructions, so I had a merry time using aforementioned brain setting it up. I have since learned my lesson and it is not difficult. I like that this is concentrated, so we use much less. (I purchased my 2nd box in May 2023 and have been using it since for 2 messy people and 3 unfastidious cats, 5-6 loads per week on cold wash, front load.) A trick I use is to have a wet washcloth handy to wipe out the cup and then toss the cloth into the wash; I might try just tossing the cup into the wash after dispensing the detergent. That and having the box on a waist-high cart means I don't have little sticky spots all over the place. We also recycle the box by opening up the seams and (a) letting the cats play with the box until they decide that their no-name boxes are more fun and then (b) tossing it into the recycle bin. Has anyone figured out how to reuse the plastic bag and nozzle?

If I have any complaint about this product, it's not Tide itself. Tide has always been good detergent, with the only serious competitor on the market being Persil Pro-Clean, which I also use sometimes when there's good coupons for it.The laundry makers all do what I'm about to complain about, so it's not JUST Tide. They want you to go through detergent so they all tell you to use a ridiculous amount. If it ever boggled your mind that you don't really get "150 loads" when the box said you do, it's because they give you a measuring device that encourages you to use 3, 4, even 5 times more detergent than the box itself says to use. When you read the instructions, you find out that for a "standard" load of laundry, you're only supposed to fill to line 1, however there's 5 lines, and the cups make it hard to see which line you're filling them to.So, you need to be mindful of how much detergent you use, or else you're going to end up pouring money down your drain with each load. And with the premium detergents, they're certainly not giving them away!