How To Use Tide Pods

Tide Pods are dissolvable and can be used for a load of laundry.To use, determine your load size and the number of Pods you need, choose the right wash cycles, and insert the Pod at the bottom or back of the washing machine drum.As needed, add more to the load.Store Tide Pods are out of reach of children and pets.

Step 1: Load size should be determined.

Determine the load size of your laundry before you start the wash cycle.To prevent wrinkling and pilling, make sure your clothes, sheets, and towels are packed tightly into the washer.A small load filling 1/3 of the washing machine is a general rule.The washer is half full if the load is medium or regular.A load fills up the washer.The washer will be filled with an extra-large load.

Step 2: The Tide Pods should be added.

Tide Pods should be placed at the bottom or back of the washer.You can choose the number of Pods based on load size.When the washing machine is at full capacity, use one Pod for small to medium loads, two packs for large or very dirty loads and three Pods.Tide Pods should not be placed in the drum of your washing machine.

Step 3: The wash cycle can be selected.

Tide Pods can be found in all types of washing machines.The care instructions on your clothing labels will help you choose the correct wash cycle.Tide has a website where you can find a breakdown of the fabric care symbols.The symbol showing a water-filled basin with one dot in it indicates that an item should be washed in cold water.

Step 4: Do not wash delicates.

It's a good idea to wash a load of delicates.Tide Free & Gentle Pods should be used in undergarments.These Pods are free of perfumes and dyes to be gentle on clothing and skin alike.They're also recommended as a dermatologist.

Step 5: There are stains or odors.

Tide Pods are made with special stain removers.Adding an additional Tide Pod to the wash will give you more cleaning power.Pre-treating stuck on stains involves rinsing them in cold water and blotting them.Buy a Tide to Go Instant Stain remover pen and rub the stain with it before you wash it.

Step 6: You can travel with Tide Pods.

Don't buy detergent at hotels or nearby shops if you bring a few tide Pods with you.Pods should be stored in a hard plastic container to prevent them from getting wet.You can also take Tide Pods to your laundromat.

Step 7: Buy Tide Pods.

Tide Pods can be purchased at your local supermarket, pharmacy or department store.You can purchase Tide Pods online at http://tide.com/en-us/shop and read detailed descriptions of the varieties available.Tide PODS® Original and Tide Pods® Free and Gentle are ideal for people with sensitive skin.

Step 8: Store Tide Pods securely.

Tide Pods are colorful and candy-like and can be toxic if eaten by children or animals.Kids and pets can't reach Tide Pods in a high cupboard.Don't use laundry Pods if you want to be safe.Make sure kids and pets are out of the room before doing laundry if you put a Pod down on a counter or table.Make sure the container is locked.The lid should not be opened with a simple rotation.Align the lid and press it to open it.When caring for someone with dementia, lock Tide Pods in cupboard doors.

Step 9: Tide Pods should be kept dry.

Before you store the Tide Pods, make sure that the lid is shut and that they are kept dry.Pods could leak and stick together if there is wetness.Dry hands are the best way to handle Tide Pods.

Step 10: Tidepods should be placed in the washer first.

Before you put your laundry in the washer, make sure to place your Tide Pods in them.Pods can be placed at the bottom of the machine to get the most contact with water.If you need to place laundry in the machine to gauge your load size, remove it and place the Tide Pod at the back or bottom of the barrel.

Step 11: Don't overload your washing machine.

The washing machine needs to be packed.The level of washing that is necessary for your Tide Pods to completely dissolved will be prevented if you overload your machine.When putting clothes in the barrel, don't press them in to make more room.

Step 12: Tide Pods should not be used for pretreating.

Tide Pods should not be opened to use for pretreating to avoid stains.Pods are made with detergent that is released during the wash cycle.Tide Pods should be sufficient for dealing with stains.

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