Anyone use Kirkland (Costco) version of TIDE?

Embracetheday

I noticed Costco sells a Kirkland knock-off of TIDE.  Does anyone use this and notice any issues?  I've been using TIDE for 2.5 years with no issues, so I am probably jinxing myself with possibly changing, but it would save a good bit of money.

TIA! 

Angela814

I'm interested in this too. DH wanted to buy the knock off version at Sam's Club, and I told him no. I've always used Tide with all my clothes, and they always come out clean and smelling fresh. Stains come out so easily. I'm afraid to try something that might now work as well.

jesstellina

Angela814:

I'm interested in this too. DH wanted to buy the knock off version at Sam's Club, and I told him no. I've always used Tide with all my clothes, and they always come out clean and smelling fresh. Stains come out so easily. I'm afraid to try something that might now work as well.

I am shamelessly hijacking this post. I see the name Annalise in your siggy. It's a name we really like if this LO is a girl, but DH and I are unsure of the spelling. Looks like yours is old enough to be in school now. Do you have much trouble with people misspelling her name? Anneliese seems to be the more traditional spelling, but DH doesn't really like the way it looks. Thanks.

nattn

We used it for awhile on our clothes until we realized they didn't really seem to smell or look clean. I would occasionally find food or something still stuck on an item and blame DH for forgetting soap until it happened to me too. I'm not talking about stains, actual stuck on food particles from having a messy toddler. We never have that issue with Tide.

Angela814

jesstellina:

I am shamelessly hijacking this post. I see the name Annalise in your siggy. It's a name we really like if this LO is a girl, but DH and I are unsure of the spelling. Looks like yours is old enough to be in school now. Do you have much trouble with people misspelling her name? Anneliese seems to be the more traditional spelling, but DH doesn't really like the way it looks. Thanks. :

People generally ask how to spell it. We get lots of random spellings on Christmas cards. When I originally looked up the name, the website I used said Annalise was the German spelling and Anneliese was the Greek spelling. DH's family is German, so that's what we went with. Plus I think Annalise is a more intuitive spelling.

jesstellina

Angela814:

jesstellina:

I am shamelessly hijacking this post. I see the name Annalise in your siggy. It's a name we really like if this LO is a girl, but DH and I are unsure of the spelling. Looks like yours is old enough to be in school now. Do you have much trouble with people misspelling her name? Anneliese seems to be the more traditional spelling, but DH doesn't really like the way it looks. Thanks. :

People generally ask how to spell it. We get lots of random spellings on Christmas cards. When I originally looked up the name, the website I used said Annalise was the German spelling and Anneliese was the Greek spelling. DH's family is German, so that's what we went with. Plus I think Annalise is a more intuitive spelling.

I agree, Annalise does seem more intuitive. Thanks for the info.