- Do these pods replace both detergent and fabric softener?
- Yes. Each pod contains detergent plus Downy softener, so you add one pod and skip the separate softener. The softening is lighter than a full liquid Downy dose.
- How many pods should I use per load?
- Use one pod for a normal load. For large or heavily soiled loads, use two. Because the dose is fixed, small loads get more detergent than they strictly need.
- Do they work in high-efficiency washers?
- Yes, they are formulated for both standard and HE machines. Add the pod to the drum before the clothes, not to the dispenser drawer.
- How should I store the pods?
- Keep them in the original container, sealed and dry, away from heat and moisture. Damp storage is the usual cause of pods sticking together or bursting.
- Are they good for sensitive skin?
- They contain fragrance and softener, so they are not the gentlest choice for sensitive skin. People who react to scented products should consider a free-and-clear detergent instead.
- How do they compare with regular Tide Pods?
- Regular Tide Pods focus on cleaning and stain removal. Power Pods with Downy add softness and a stronger scent but give up a little cleaning strength.
- Where is the Tide April Fresh Power Pods with Downy cheapest?
- At Target, for $12.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Tide April Fresh Power Pods with Downy?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walgreens, Target.