The problem, according to Tide PR person Lauren Beene, is that the pod doesn’t dissolve fully in the water, causing a whitening agent to deposit on your clothes and leave a mark. 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 parent company of Tide, dealt with it.
Since I first started working on our guide to the best laundry detergent back in 2014, I’ve noticed a steady stream of people reporting that Tide detergents left permanent purple stains on their clothes.
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