Whether we like it or not, we spend a great deal of time in our laundry rooms. Regardless of if your laundry room is technically the basement or conveniently located on the first floor, there always ...

For a high-efficiency washer, use one pod per small to medium load and up to two pods for large loads. Place the pod directly in the drum, not the detergent drawer, to avoid clogging. If you ...

Place the laundry pod directly into the drum before adding clothes—this ensures it dissolves properly and gets to work on your laundry. Use one pod per average load; overloading can prevent the pod ...

If you're a user of Tide Pods, here's a new spin on things. According to Procter & Gamble, which owns Tide, one-and-done probably isn't enough to get a full load of laundry clean. In fact, the company ...

Since single-load laundry detergent pods hit the mainstream market in early 2012, two things have become clear: The product is a convenient, often effective way to do the laundry—and it's a serious ...

My wife and I have two kids. Thus, we do about eight or nine loads of laundry each week. We have long used Method laundry-detergent pods and love their formula that’s free of dyes, free of chlorine, ...

When you’re shopping in the detergent aisle, it’s easy to get distracted by colorful packaging and compelling marketing claims. This label says a product is “stain-busting.” The one next to it is ...

When it comes to laundry pods, less equals more. Whether we like it or not, we spend a great deal of time in our laundry rooms. Since the dirty clothes never stop, we look for simple solutions that ...