I have to do laundry. Recommend me a detergent.

Tide, Febreze / scentless if possible.

>>18351103
Is Tide Botanical Rain less intensely scented than regular Tide?

>>18351115
I'd say it's more cloying.

>>18350916
All of them simultaneously.

>>18351199
How would one go about doing this?

My nigga Gain hanging out far-left in the picture is decent.

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Go for a neutral product, as in the one that doesn't use perfume or other bullshit chemicals not needed for actually cleaning your clothes.

I highly doubt you own any clothing that requires some kind of special care. Just get whatever is on sale.

Friendly reminder that perfumed detergent is unnatural and bad for your health.
Look up multiple chemical sensitivity.

Persil non scented, powder is better but liquids ok too. All he clear is also good. I've seen both at Walmart and at some grocery stores as well.

>>18350916
Go for persil or arm & hammer

Tide gives me an awful rash. Use Gain.

>implying it isn't all just the same shit in a different bottle

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People cannot fucking stop smelling me

I get compliments daily on how amazing I smell.
Never will I go back to normal washer/dryer regimen.

>>18352660
botanical as fuck my dude

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>>18352646
Gain is absolute garbage according to Consumer Reports.

arm and hammer with oxi clean (the ocean one).

great for removing smells and stains. if you have cats it gets cat pee odor out too.

Which smells less? Persil or Tide?

>inb4 scent free -- clothes stink if I use those

>>18350916

tide with bleach alternative = best widely available not stupid expensive organic who cares shit for clothes

>>18353811
Expensive gourmet detergents are actually dog shit at actually cleaning the clothes.