Tough on set-in stains, caked-in dirt, and stubborn odors
3X more stain-removal power*
Clean results with no pretreating or scrubbing
Works in all machines and water temperatures
#1 most-trusted brand**
Tide® Ultra Oxi + Heavy Duty Liquid Laundry Detergent
3X more stain-removal power*
From America's #1 Trusted Detergent Brand*
*Voted most trusted laundry brand by American shoppers based on the 2023 BrandSpark American Trust Study.
Overview
When your clothes work as hard as you do, your laundry detergent needs to work overtime. That's where Tide Ultra Oxi + Heavy Duty Liquid Laundry Detergent comes in. Made for professionals just like you, Tide Ultra Oxi + Heavy Duty Liquid Laundry Detergent is formulated with less water and more ultra-concentrated ingredients to fight set-in stains, dirt, and the toughest odors. You don't need to pretreat for amazing results because Tide Ultra Oxi is packed with 3X more stain-removing power*. Safe for all washing machines and effective in cold water cycles, it's no wonder Americans count on the #1 laundry detergent brand** to get the job done right the first time.
*Vs. the leading competitive liquid detergent.
**Tide is America’s #1 laundry brand based on Nielsen sales data 52 weeks ending 2/18/23
Dosage
Directions:
Measure with cap.
For medium loads, fill to bar 1.
For large loads, fill to bar 3.
For HE full loads, fill to bar 5.
Always follow usage instructions indicated on the package.
Add clothes, pour into dispenser, start washer.
Usage Instructions
Follow care label instructions, then sort.
Test inside seam for colorfastness.
Overall Review
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