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I've used regular tide for a while but noticed Tide FREE on the shelf. It says it contains no perfumes or dyes and has no scent. Would this be better for washing MF or any other car wash related cloths?
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First... couldn't' hurt to try it.
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I prefer tide free to regular tide when I am washing my clothes. I just think its gentler. I dont have any hard evidence though, but thats just my opinion.Proud owner of the finest looking car in the parking lot.
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Re: Tide free better to washing then regualr tide?
Just add a little white vinegar (1/2 cup or so) to the final rinse and you will be fine. But any version of Tide will be ok to wash with.Originally posted by F-150
I've used regular tide for a while but noticed Tide FREE on the shelf. It says it contains no perfumes or dyes and has no scent. Would this be better for washing MF or any other car wash related cloths?r. b.Comment
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