I’m using regular prices at Wal-Mart to figure out per load on Liquid Laundry Soap by Popular Brand name. Some of the prices may surprise you. But if you’re looking to save a few a dollars and are NOT a Huge Coupon person, you may want to think about being Less Brand Loyal at times. Especially with something you use on such a regular basis.
Conclusion : Based on Variable of 64 loads per bottle The Cheapest is……………
Depending on usage of 3.12 L of Arm & Hammer is 12 cents
Next Cheapest price is Purex at 14 cents per load
Then Gain at 17 cents per load
Then Tide at 25 cents per load.
Of Course there are other brands that are not listed, such as Cheers, and other laundry soap brands, but I just calculated on what I could find within walmart.ca prices and the brands of detergent they carried with prices.
The goal for laundry soap is to buy it when you can get it for 10 cents per load or less. As you can see by “Regular” prices ( Not on sale) It wouldn’t take too much for the lesser 3 brands to be 10 cents or under. You can get lucky with Tide once in a While. I did back in August at Wal-Mart Anniversary sale, and once I found it on Clearance at Shoppers, but it can be done, ( Should mention I don’t have tons of stores to shop from) ….

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Tide works the best on our clothes. We use to use gain and our whites were never white enough but we all loved the smell – if they made a HE for gain i might buy it just to add for the smell.
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I believe Tide is a superior product. I usually use it about once every four or five laundry days. It seems to make the clothes a little brighter. Definitely don’t buy it all the time. Too expensive.
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Interesting study. I’ve always assumed Tide to be a superior product because it was so much more expensive than other brands. However, since I have to watch my budget, I regularly buy Arm & Hammer and Purex and have no complaints. I do find that as formulas get more and more concentrated, I’m using more product than I need to, simply because the tiny amount they recommend seems so little.
The new pods are a great convenience but probably a lot more money per load. I wonder if powder detergent is cheaper still per load. I’ve never stopped to work it out.
The great part is that these days, there’s a detergent for every taste and budget. Thanks for the interesting comparison.
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Price isnt an issue for me, I would rather pay more for a natural detergent than one full of chemicals
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Miss Tree.
There are so many buying factors to think about, but I was more aiming just for per load, and compared the brands based on 64 loads,
I was personally surprised to see the difference price within the brand themselves.
I use Oxi clean as a laundry booster for “whites”. it works, but I don’t use it on every load.
Everyone is different, and has different laundry problems. Some people have little kids and many “stains” while others simply wash their own clothing, and don’t worry about stains as much.
Your Arm Hammer Oxi clean is $5.99 regular at Canadian Tire right now for 32 loads = 18 cents per load. But this week it’s on sale for $3.99 dropping your per load down to 12 cents per load:)
So regardless of laundry favorites – The same rule over all apply’s – Try to buy laundry detergent for as close to 10 cents as possible.
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what you don’t mention or factor is the use of laundry boosters. i find it’s worth a bit of extra money to buy a laundry soap with a little something extra in it or i add it separately to my washer, otherwise i find my clothes get dingy as time goes on. my personal fav is arm & hammer with oxi-clean. i personally don’t find gain or purex clean my clothes all that well.
you also don’t mention using more than the recommended amount of detergent if you are doing large or super loads. you use less soap doing 1 super load than 2 small or medium loads. or maybe it’s just me using a bit more detergent because i like to see at least a few soap bubbles on top of the water!
but yes, using tide always seems ‘decadent’ to me!
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