Why does the easy pour laundry detergent always leak? I put it on the shelf above the washer and make sure the cap is on securely, but it leaks. I tried standing it on the side and the detergent seeps out creating a real mess in my laundry area and wasting a lot of detergent.
By lessisbest from Wilmington, MA
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More than likely your detergent bottle is not leaking, it is the cap leaking after you have used it. (After you put it back on, the remaining detergent begins to seep out.) Try pouring the soap into a disposable cup (or another cap you have saved from an earlier bottle) and see if that's not "it". It is an annoying feature of liquid detergent.
The same thing happens to me, it isn't the cap leaking it's the actual carton. Here's a thrifty tip I used to fix it: I took a used, empty dryer sheet box, folded the lid back, and slid it under the container.
The same thing happens to me. I thought it was just a defective bottle, but after it happened with 4 different bottles, I quit buying the easy pour bottles. And I always rinsed the cap out with water before I put it back on, so I know it was the bottle leaking!
I'm glad to hear I am not the only one that has experienced this problem. I think the bottle is not designed properly. Detergent leaks out the seam. I had the problem with ALL, and TIDE more than once. I think it the because the bottle is sitting on wire shelving so it is not getting enough support for the weight and the liquid slowly leaks out the seam. Im surprised more people have not complained because most laundry rooms have the white coated wire closet shelving like ours.
I switched to liquid detergent with Arm & Hammer, the bottles didn't leak but granddaughter said it was making her itch. Bought Tide, her preferred brand. 146 load bottle, after using 3 loads go to run a 4th and the bottle is empty, shelf is soaked.
I have purchased 5 bottles of All liquid detergent over the last 2 years. They have each leaked out of the bottom seam within a day or two of purchase. Yes, before they were even used. The first bottle sat on my drier, the next one was on a sturdy wooden shelf.
I have purchased Tide with bleach, the dispense bottle too, for years and years. Last year, when I noticed the leak it was too late, it was all over my laundry room floor and cleaning that up was an awful mess, and needed the plumber to come out. It did not leak from the seam, it did not leak within a week or month of purchase. It leaked months later and it looked like a box cutter sliced it. I contacted Tide, they would not pay for the plumber but sent me two coupons for my troubles.
It's not just ALL!!!!
If the bottle has leaked, you can do a claim and get quotes on the damages that was created by the product.
It has happened to me also, 3 times, contacted time they said not a common issue. I think someone needs to admit these are not random bad bottles, there is a problem with the containers and it is costing the consumer because Tide is not fixing it!!!
I have had 3 bottles of Liquid Tide leak. Who do you complain to and what results do you get?
I got a coupon too! For the same product! Which leaked too!!!!!
I have bought the large container of Extra a few times and every one of them leaked. I need that size to last me a month but I'm tired of the big mess. It has to be defective containers. They should listen to customers and figure out the problem.
I purchased a 5.01L of Persil. The white inner stopper fell out of the stopper draining 4.5L of detergent on over my laundry room. What a mess. It took me hours to clean it up. The tile floor has lost it's shine where the mess happened.
use the junky plastic bottle to put the powder form of detergent in. it works really well and the powder is a better value. you are getting a better concentrate without paying for all that water that is present in the liquid form
It never used to leak years ago. This is a conspiracy by the detergent maker to force you into buying the pods that they are so crazy about . Anybody want to touch that one?
People from 2011 were having this same complaint. Doubt its some scheme to get us to use/eat tide pods.
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