Washing machine cleaner for superior odor and residue removal vs. leading competitor
Fights odor-causing residues with a powerful, oxygenated bleach system
Penetrates and lifts away residues from the surface of the washer
Works with front and top-loading washers (HE and standard)
Tide Washing Machine Cleaner
Designed to care for your machine.
Clean clothes start with a clean machine
Overview
Tide Washing Machine Cleaner is designed to care for your machine by removing soil, mineral, and detergent residue that may accumulate in the washer over time.
The oxygenated formula and specially designed surface-active ingredients dissolve odor-causing deposits, getting at the source of your smelly washer problem instead of just masking it. This powerful cleaner also prevents the build-up of malodor, which can be transferred to your laundry, and leaves behind a fresh scent and a clean washer.
Not for use with clothes. Use regularly to keep your machine clean.
In case of eye contact, rinse with water. If swallowed, give a glassful of water or milk, and call a physician. Keep out of reach of children.
Dosage
How to Use Tide Washing Machine Cleaner:
Remove clothing or other items before using Tide Washing Machine Cleaner.
For a top-loading washing machine, pour 1 pouch of Tide Washing Machine Cleaner directly into your washer tub.
For a front-loading washing machine, pour 1 pouch of Tide Washing Machine Cleaner into your detergent dispenser drawer.
Run washer on normal cycle with the hot water setting.
For maintenance:
Use Tide Washing Machine Cleaner once a month for cleaning washing machine odors and residues to freshen your machine.
If an odor problem or visible residue already exists:
Use 1 pouch of washing machine cleaner per week for 3 consecutive weeks following the instructions above. Then, continue to use 1 pouch per month for maintenance.
FAQ
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