Procter & Gamble is putting a child-proof zipper on new packaging for its Tide Pods laundry detergent starting in May. Now used in 26 million households, Tide Pods are a runaway hit product, but ...

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Tide responded to a Twitter user who asked whether rumors that it would discontinue selling pods after Feb. 1 was true or “just an internet hoax.” ...

Neither P&G, Tide's parent company, or Tide themselves have said they will be ending the PODS product line and we can verify the tweet being passed around is false.

Tide Pods are among several liquid laundry products recently recalled for a "risk of serious injury to children and other vulnerable populations," according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Tide pods, the brand's version of the popular laundry detergent pods, are small packets of detergent designed to dissolve while washing clothes. Each pod contains pre-measured, concentrated ...

First introduced in 2012, Tide Pods have been a runaway hit product for P&G. The company has had unit-dose detergents since 2001, but Pods with three separate chambers in each capsule were the ...