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▲ 108 r/laundry

New Tide just dropped? Tide Fresh and Gentle

Haven't seen this before and couldn't find anything in the search. Saw it at Walmart today in Canada.

Here's the ingredients list transcribed by computer from the image:

Water (Eau)

Cleaning agents:

C10–16 alkyl alcohols ethoxylated (nonionic surfactants)

Sodium C10–16 alkylbenzenesulfonate (anionic surfactant)

Polyethylenimines alkoxylated/polyethoxylated

Suds reducer:

Sodium salts of C12–18 fatty acids

Solvents:

Propylene glycol

Alcohol

Sodium cumenesulfonate

Water softener:

Sodium citrate

Cleaning agent:

C10–16 alkyldimethylamine oxide (amine oxide surfactant)

Cleaning aids:

PEG/propylene glycol terephthalic acid polymer

Tetrasodium glutamate diacetate (chelating agent)

Stabilizer/process aid:

Calcium formate

Enzymes:

Subtilisin (protease)

Amylase

Cellulase

Mannanase

Quality preservative:

Benzisothiazolinone

Fragrances (contains fragrance allergens)

u/ghidfg — 6 hours ago
▲ 5 r/Allergies

loratadine for seasonal allergies.

Hi, so i get really annoying seasonal allergies. Itchy eyes, constant sneezing, nose running like a tap. Fortunately loratadine makes me completely symptom free so I take it daily during the allergy season. One thing I was wondering about is that im convinced I have to take it consistently for a couple weeks before it really starts working. Everything I have read says that isn't a thing and that it doesn't build up in your symptom like that.

So I was wondering if anyone experiences something similar or if you experience relief within hours of taking it.

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u/ghidfg — 16 days ago
▲ 3.3k r/rickygervais+4 crossposts

If you made US minimum wage ($7.25/hr), you would have had to start working 66 million years ago to earn as much wealth as Musk has. The dinosaurs died 65 million years ago.

u/Gnarly_Sarley — 23 days ago