Some liquid laundry detergents can freeze more easily than others, but exposing any type of cleaner to extreme temperatures ...

When it comes to laundry days, we all want to make light work of chores, which is why many households are switching to single ...

Which is better: laundry pods or liquid detergent? With such a dizzying choice of products out there, it can be difficult to decide which to go for when doing your laundry. While laundry pods are ...

Do you know how to use Tide Pods correctly? Here's what the experts say about proper usage, including water temperature and just how many you should be using. While liquid or powder detergent is ...

Laundry experts break down the pros and cons of powder vs. liquid detergent, as well as pods. Find out which is right for you. “All detergents have pros and cons,” says LaundryTok expert ...

Easy-to-use detergent pods have become ubiquitous in American homes, containing just the right combination and amount of cleaning agents to leave clothes fresh and dishes sparkling. But now a ...

They’re cute, they’re colorful, and they’re gobbling up market share in both home and personal cleaning. Pods packed with detergent for laundry machines and dishwashers have been around for ...

Last month, Democratic New York City Council Member James Gennaro introduced a bill that would change the way countless New Yorkers do their laundry — by banning laundry detergent pods.

It is possible to have a safe and tidy laundry room. Here are tips on how: Always keep laundry pods in the original container ...

More than 8 million bags have been recalled by Procter & Gamble. Millions of bags of Tide Pods, Gain Flings, Ace Pods and Ariel Pods liquid laundry detergent packets are being recalled due to ...

Many fall somewhere in the middle: The original powder-only dishwasher pods from Dropps, a trendy detergent brand that debuted in 2005 and touts itself as eco-friendly, had a few impressive runs ...

Last month, Democratic New York City Council Member James Gennaro introduced a bill that would change the way countless New Yorkers do their laundry — by banning laundry detergent pods.