Choosing the right detergent will largely come down to your individual needs and personal preferences, says Kim Romine, P&G Fabric Care Scientist. Factors such as ingredients, how well it will clean ...

When you’re shopping in the detergent aisle, it’s easy to get distracted by colorful packaging and compelling marketing claims. This label says a product is “stain-busting.” The one next to it is ...

We've tested laundry detergents from big brands such as Ariel, Ecover, Fairy, Method and Persil and from leading supermarkets including Aldi, Asda, Sainsbury's and Tesco to find the best options for ...

If you find yourself frequently battling tough laundry stains, you may want to switch to a laundry detergent that contains added enzymes. That's because the best enzyme laundry detergents utilize ...

The perfume-replacing fragrance is just a bonus.

If you’re not using HE detergent, you might be making a big mistake. Here's what laundry experts advise. By now, you’ve probably heard of HE laundry detergent. It’s everywhere: featured in ...

Church & Dwight. has filed a patent for an article comprising an aqueous liquid detergent with specific water and water-binding agent percentages, pH, and water activity. The package for the detergent ...

Detergents are cleaning agents made from synthetic surfactants that are used to remove dirt and stains from surfaces, fabrics, and other materials. To manufacture synthetic detergents, petroleum ...

The best detergents from Consumer Reports’ tests do a stellar job of removing common stains like body oil and dirt, but they can also tackle tougher ones, like grass and blood. The worst detergents?