Original Detergent Powder White

Washing powders were the first form of laundry detergent, making it easier to clean clothes thoroughly without spending too much time scrubbing. Since then cleaning agent brands began popping up in the market. Procter and Gample’s Tide brand detergent has been around seemingly since washing machines came about. Now owning a whopping 30% of liquid detergent market share, Tide has become known as a reliable and effective option for laundry day. Originating in the U.S. and hitting stores in 1946, Tide started out as a heavy duty washing supplement. Competitors often released unsuccessful products in the form of flakes or balls; Tide first came in the form of a ball which was to be included in your laundry and its reviews were high from the get-go. By 1949, Tide was in the isles of many major stores in all parts of the nation, and the brand began to make its name. Tide's distinctive orange and yellow bulls-eye was designed by designer and architect Donald Deskey. The bright colors were intended to give off a rhetoric of cleanliness and renaissance. Originating in the U.S. and hitting stores in 1946, Tide started out as a heavy duty washing supplement. Competitors often released unsuccessful products in the form of flakes or balls; Tide first came in the form of a ball which was to be included in your laundry and its reviews were high from the get-go. By 1949, Tide was in the isles of many major stores in all parts of the nation, and the brand began to make its name.