I was recently was sent a bottle of Cold Water Tide to review. To be honest I was not expecting much. I was taught how to do laundry by my mom, who also taught me you never use just cold water.
To say I was inpressed would be an understatement. I’ve always been a fan of Tide. When there is a good sale on it I uses my coupons to stock up. You can often find great coupons for their product.
The first thing I washed with the product was my bedding. When I took it out of the wash I was happy to see they looked fresh and clean. Next would be the real test. It was a load of the little guy’s clothes. When they came out I was very happy to see that not only did the tide work, it worked great. The one thing I noticed the most was his socks. He has a pair of muck boots and we love them, except they make his feet smell so bad. When I checked out his socks not only did they smell really good but they were very clean.
How does Cold Water Tide work?? The following was taken from their site:
How it Works
Like most Tide detergents, Tide Coldwater contains surfactants. Surfactant molecules have two parts. One is “water loving” and the other is “water hating.” The water-loving (hydrophilic) part breaks the surface tension of water. The water-hating (hydrophobic) part is attracted to oil and grease in soils, loosening and removing them from fabrics.
Tide Coldwater is specially designed with an increased amount of surfactant chemistry (as compared to regular Tide) that allows it to penetrate easily into fabrics. Tide Coldwater is also specially formulated with an increased amount of polymer technology (as compared to regular Tide) to suspend dirt particles to help prevent them from redepositing on fabrics, helping keep both your colors bright and your whites white.
Overall Cold Water Tide gets a huge Thumbs up from me.
I received a product to sample and a gift card from Tide/SheSpeaks for posting this. But that in no way effected my written opition. The views of the product found here are who I honestly feel.
