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.

Tide laundry detergent is meant to be used for household cleaning purposes, but thieves are turning it into something dirty. Authorities are reporting a spike in thefts of Tide, and in some cities ...

So say the latest reports about a “crime wave” sweeping the nation. According to multiple news sources, theft of Tide Detergent is soaring across the country, forcing retailers like CVS to consider ...

In 2004, Procter & Gamble was looking for a hit. It had been two decades since the consumer products conglomerate introduced Tide liquid detergent, revolutionizing the way people washed their clothes.

The detergent brand’s Tide evo “fiber-detergent tiles” are now rolling out nationwide. There’s no getting around the fact that doing laundry is a labor-intensive chore. The separating, the lugging, ...

WEST ST. PAUL, Minn. - Tide has been on store shelves for 60 years, and is one of the most popular laundry detergents on the market. So popular, that people are out to steal it. Police investigators ...

SpaceX ferried a festive shipment of items up to astronauts on the International Space Station on Wednesday including Christmas presents, roast turkey, and laundry detergent. The detergent was made by ...

More than a decade after releasing its Pods, Tide is rolling out the next evolution of its popular laundry detergent that fits in the palm of your hand. Procter & Gamble officially launched Tide evo ...

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 ...

Good news: You don’t need a Costco, BJ’s or Sam’s Club membership to buy in bulk and save big today. We’ve found a massive discount on (my personal laundry hero) Tide Pods this week that can save you ...

We've been hearing more and more reports in the past year about shrinkflation, where you pay more but get less of a product. But after one viewer contacted us about a possible case of shrinkflation, ...