Which cleans better tide or gain

I love gain. I recently had a house fire and lost everything so I've been going to the laundry mat which is expensive. I put two gain pods in and the gain smell is on every INCH of clothing It's amazing.

I wish it was so expensive but I do love it. I love both gain and tide but gain smell so mush better then tide they both work the same but gain smell the best. Gain has 13 sents and tide only has 9 thats all i could find i dont know if there are more tho that might gust be in the pods :.

Tide vs. Gain: How are they different? By reComparison Contributor 6 Difference between Tide and Gain Tide and Gain are both brand names for laundry detergents that are owned by the Procter and Gamble company. Photo by Barkdog. Photo by zzpza. Which laundry soap smells better? Tide Gain. Add to Favorites Cite Flag this Comparison.

Discuss It: 6 subscribe. Johanna Athas wrote on November 4 kudos. Janae wrote on March 3 kudos. Elise wrote on April kudos. They both smell my mom has chemical sensitivity. So i cant use either. Post a Comment. I also have different levels of cleaning needs.

Teenage jock boy's clothes are the most challenging. I wear a ton of black and anything good for whites destroys dark clothes. I can't imagine ever using just one detergent. Consumer Report Test. Another Detergent Review. I have a quilt I purchased a few years back.

It was getting to look dingy and dull. I was really thinking of putting it away or using it for my dogs. Gave it another chance with the gain flings.

It looks new again! Better then Tide. Indem Sie weiterhin auf der Website surfen bzw. Mehr erfahren. Ultimate Lighting Sale. Bathroom Vanity Sale. Bestselling Chandeliers and Pendants. Sign In. Join as a Pro. Houzz TV. Houzz Research. Shop Featured Holiday Categories. Home Decor. Holiday Decor. Christmas Trees. Holiday Lighting. Gift Cards. Laundry Room. I'm wondering if Gain has the same enzymes and cleaning power of Tide?

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Maria, Now is the perfect time of year to actually go into furniture stores. The furniture market items that were introduced in the fall are hitting the stores now and they need to move out the 'old' stuff to make room for the new stuff. So clearance items will start popping up all over! I would start that way first. And don't rule out some higher priced stores. Walmart still has the best price on Persil—about 19 cents a load—but those savings evaporate if you shop elsewhere.

For instance, Amazon showed an average price closer to 38 cents a load, nearly quadruple the most affordable detergent on our list. Our in-house survey and review of online opinions also show that many consumers think Persil smells "sweet"—which may be a turnoff.

Still, if stain removal is key, Persil is the undisputed king. Tide has been the best-selling laundry detergent in the U. It's no wonder it did well in our evaluations of price, scent, and cleaning ability.

Yes, it lagged slightly behind Persil in the stain-fighting test, but it stood toe-to-toe in all other categories. The Tide we tested was Tide HE Turbo Clean—a product that's optimized for high efficiency washers , and that is currently Amazon's best-selling liquid laundry detergent.

That detergent ranges in price from 16 to 20 cents a load, and its available nearly everywhere. Other detergents may cost less, but Tide outcleaned them by as much as 14 percent. Because of Tide's ubiquity, its scent has become ingrained in the fabric of American life. One survey respondent even wrote, "When I think of clean laundry, this is the smell that comes to mind.

Clean Burst tied for third place in the stain-fighting contest, but stood out for being affordable. We priced it out between 8 and 10 cents per load—which is cheaper than any other detergent we tested.