In 2012, after eight years, P&G finally introduced America to Tide Pods, a delectable blue, orange and white single packet of concentrated detergent. Tide Pods was a breakthrough success.

Lately we've been seeing a number of reports on our website and others about the multicolored Tide Pods leaving purple and blue stains on laundry. There's even a litany of reports on the website ...

In 2012, after eight years, P&G finally introduced America to Tide Pods, a delectable blue, orange and white single packet of concentrated detergent. Tide Pods was a breakthrough success.

The design for Tide Pods was not born overnight ... Still, as the report found, “a delectable blue, orange and white single packet of concentrated detergent” was seen by many to look like ...

If you've never seen it, a Tide Pod looks like a little rounded packet, white with two separate swirls of blue and orange liquid ... in which teenagers try to eat Tide Pods as a "challenge." ...

Recently, Becca Laurie wrote for The Outline about Tide pods, that candy-like laundry pack, leaving blue stains on her laundry, and the frustrating and unsatisfying way that Procter & Gamble ...

The lure of Tide Pods, which look almost like candy, broke into satirical conversations as early as 2015 when The Onion published column from the perspective of a child who wanted to eat a blue ...

Why Tide Pods look like candy By CNN July 18, 2022 Share ... after eight years, P&G finally introduced America to Tide Pods, a delectable blue, orange and white single packet of concentrated ...