Best Laundry Detergent? Let’s Find Out!

Brands: Tide, Tide Pods, Arm & Hammer, Gain, Persil, Amazon Basics, All, Molly’s Suds, Seventh Generation, ECOS, Biokleen and Tyler. Laundry detergent compared for performance removing dye based stains, pigment based stains, oil-based stains and protein based stains. Detergent also compared for removing smells.

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[BamaShinesDistillery]

It's a odd feeling when you realize your old enough that a laundry detergent face-off is something you really wanna see.

[numbskulldiecastracing]

No one does this better than Project Farm.

[Arnold.Ziffel]

I think we all need to take a moment to recognize the sacrifice the washing machine gave to support this video.

[jameshayes]

I don't generally comment, but, in a world full of hype, your channel has to be one of the most useful and well thought out. I appreciate your content.

[diytoptricks]

Who knew laundry detergents could be so dramatic? I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see if the Tide Pods would defeat the mighty gear oil. It was like the World Cup of stains!

[michaelcope]

Bruh, there are NO limits, you tested laundry detergent with bovine excrement. You are the MAN!

[godzillacm]

I swear every video has me either instantly cheering for my brand like it was my favorite football team or wanting a brand of something I don't even have a use for to win. I love this channel!

[craigsawyer]

My wife would really like a stain remover video! This one was great!!

[actionjksn]

I watch a lot of review type videos and I've been watching these for years and here's what I can tell you. If you watch about a 16 minute video from this guy, you are getting the equivalent to about a 45-minute video from most product reviewer- testers. He talks fast and moves it along and does not beat any subject to death. I like the way he finishes each segment with a full-screen chart that you can pause and analyze. I think this channel and Torque Test are about the best you're going to find on here.

[LogicalQ]

In college, the laundry room had a sign that read:
“For protein stains, use cold water.”

[theglobalvagabond]

This is the most complete test for any test I've ever seen in my entire life. I loved every single second of this video.

[markaruski]

Project Farm airing his dirty laundry...we love it! Thanks PF!

[Bullwinkle]

I love that you thought to do just plain water as one example.

[bdanka]

Project Farm: "if you want to see a video on..."

The World: "YES!"

[NoName-vqzo]

Thank you, as always! It never ceases to amaze me how much I learn from each and every one of your uploads.
As a side note to your viewers: please, DO NOT make my mistake in buying a Samsung washer and/or a NO agitator washer! It will only add to your distress and frustrations! Samsung and no agitator washers are pos when it comes to getting clothes clean!

[pdubsweir]

I really love when you bring the Project farm intensity into common household product testing. I think thats what separates your reviews versus the others. Your stains are seriously industrial strength. Keep it up!

[VacMaster]

Omg yes. Laundry detergent is so expensive. Now we can really know which is best!

[MrPiragon]

Every time this guy drops a video you know it's going to be 100% quality no BS no filler.

[pmedic]

If you’re thinking about testing something, trust me, we’re here for it and there’s never gonna be a video you put out that we don’t watch and want. Love the thumbnail!

[curtisi]

I've spent years in appliance repair and found by users and self that Tide was the most trusted brand. Personally I use either Tide or Gain detergents in powder form. The only problem I found with liquid form is they over time slimes up the outer tub and outer basket, otherwise they're great.
Best additives I use is a quarter cup or so of a Hydrogen Peroxide cleaner for washing and White Vinegar for rinse. The easiest way to add the Vinegar is using a Downy Ball. The Vinegar helps by softening, making colors brighter and eliminating foul odors.
As usual, Thanks Todd