The detergent's bag-in-a-box model has some Twitter users concerned that people may try to drink it Social media users are intrigued by — if not exactly impressed with — Tide’s newest introduction.

Both of these detergents are tough on stains, but one has a fresh advantage that lasts week — even months — after you've ...

Have you heard about the Tide detergent thefts? At first it was thought to be urban myth, but last year for the first time, Tide made the National Retail Federation's list of most targeted items for ...

Are people stealing Tide to pay for drugs and is it an epidemic? One portion of the Daily report linked the Tide-stealing spree to the drug trade and left some readers wondering whether the article ...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- When police in suburban Washington raided the home of a suspected drug dealer last fall, they found the cocaine, all right, but also something unusual on the man's shelves: nearly ...

There's a new liquid asset in town. It's blue, it's viscous, and it's versatile: You can pour it in a machine with your clothes, or sell it for pot. Meet the weird and wild world of Tide bandits.

Astronauts don't have the luxury of tossing clothes in the hamper after a single use — without laundry equipment, they're often left wearing items multiple times. Tide thinks it can come to the rescue ...

Dedicated October 25, 2006, at Procter & Gamble headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio. The description of synthetic detergents as the first big change in soap making in two millennia was hardly an ...