Tide prices?

[newwiccan]

I have a coupon for a free 64 load bottle. How much does it usually cost?

[Quaker_Parrots]

It is the 100 oz bottle. It is $10.94 at Walmart right now. That is rollback price. It is about $14 everywhere else, depending on where you shop and where you live.

[newwiccan]

It is the 100 oz bottle. It is $10.94 at Walmart right now. That is rollback price. It is about $14 everywhere else, depending on where you shop and where you live.


Thanks!

[Quaker_Parrots]

You are welcome. Lol, if it is one thing I know, it is P&G products, and I live in Walmart now.

[whatever]

yeah our fareway had a 200 oz on clearance for $22 and I was like holy schit. I have not had to buy detergent for months since I stockpiled before they all went to the small caps. Which are a joke because they are higher price and you only get like 8 more loads!:getyou

[Quaker_Parrots]

yeah our fareway had a 200 oz on clearance for $22 and I was like holy schit. I have not had to buy detergent for months since I stockpiled before they all went to the small caps. Which are a joke because they are higher price and you only get like 8 more loads!:getyou


You were robbed. Regular price for the 300 oz here, before the conversion was like $18-$20.

With the conversion, size comparisons are as follows:

Now= Before
50oz= 100oz
75oz=150oz
100oz=200oz
150oz=300oz

So basically the sizes now are half the size of the former ones.

[jasmine]

congrats to you newwiccan for the free coupon!! That's awesome, nothing like "FREE"!! LOL

As for me, I can't use it here, my kids break out to it. Tide is some expensive stuff.

[whatever]

You were robbed. Regular price for the 300 oz here, before the conversion was like $18-$20.

With the conversion, size comparisons are as follows:

Now= Before
50oz= 100oz
75oz=150oz
100oz=200oz
150oz=300oz

So basically the sizes now are half the size of the former ones.

I didn't buy tide. Its not the kind I buy. My point is. If you would've looked when they still had the REG. ones (at least era was like that) say a 100oz bottle would do 28 loads. The new 50 oz era will only do 36 loads. Or something like that. Just because they are half the size does NOT mean they double the amount of loads the do. Manufacters are trying to make it seem that way. But thats not how it TRULY is. Like I said at least NOT ERA.

[Quaker_Parrots]

I didn't buy tide. Its not the kind I buy. My point is. If you would've looked when they still had the REG. ones (at least era was like that) say a 100oz bottle would do 28 loads. The new 50 oz era will only do 36 loads. Or something like that. Just because they are half the size does NOT mean they double the amount of loads the do. Manufacters are trying to make it seem that way. But thats not how it TRULY is. Like I said at least NOT ERA.


Tide was a 32 load for a 100 oz before, it is still a 32 load for a 50 oz after the conversion(this is the non additive one, bleach, febreze, or Downy). The ones with additives are less loads. I believe if memory serves me, they are like 26 loads for the 50 oz(was 100 oz)

Era is a P&G product as well as Cheer and Gain. These were the same with conversion so far as loads. The whole point in the conversion was to give you the same great product, same loads, just a smaller bottle and less fillers or water.

You dont have to use as much Tide as you do other detergents. I never fill the cap up because it is so concentrated.


FYI Stacy, Tide went off Rollback at Walmart friday. It should be $13.97 now at your store, or somewhere around that as prices vary by location.

[newwiccan]

Thanks for letting me know. It didn't have the restriction on price (just load size) so it shouldn't matter if the price changed.

[DrGrin]

Tide was a 32 load for a 100 oz before, it is still a 32 load for a 50 oz after the conversion(this is the non additive one, bleach, febreze, or Downy). The ones with additives are less loads. I believe if memory serves me, they are like 26 loads for the 50 oz(was 100 oz)

Era is a P&G product as well as Cheer and Gain. These were the same with conversion so far as loads. The whole point in the conversion was to give you the same great product, same loads, just a smaller bottle and less fillers or water.

You dont have to use as much Tide as you do other detergents. I never fill the cap up because it is so concentrated.


FYI Stacy, Tide went off Rollback at Walmart friday. It should be $13.97 now at your store, or somewhere around that as prices vary by location.

I can't say too much about the other detergents, but what you say about the Tide is definitely true. I usually end up getting three times as many loads from a bottle as what it says due to the concentrated nature of the detergent. That definitely makes it a bargain to me. :)