Gain coupons

Gain detregent is a great cost cutting alternatvie to Tide and is manufacture by the same parent company ( Proctor and gamble) . Gain is popular for mothers who adore really fragrant clothing. The scent is absolutely amazing and will carry through well after you put it through the dryer

This detergent works well in both  cold and warm water, I always use cold water as it saves a boatload on my electrical bill every month .  I’ve used this product over and over and I love the scent and the power of the product. Gain can clean some of the most difficult stains my little one tries. One problem i have had is the measuring cup though.. The  cup that comes with Gain is very difficult to read. You might not get the right measurement specified for each laundry load.

You must be careful with your laundry detergent as Some babies are highly sensitive with detergents containing enzymes. Enzymes are used to literally eat and break down stains particularly protein-based stains. While this may not be a problem for some babies it can create a nasty rash if they have an allergic reaction ( thankfully my little one does not) .

If your child has perfume allergy, do not use this product.  Gains great smell is because of the amount of perfume it contains.
Nevertheless, try switching brands from time to time to find the most suitable detergent for your child.  I Love gain and have had no problems with the little one.

Everyone knows gain detergent as it has become a staple in most of our households, but how did this product become the marketing jugger naught it is today?

Gain is the brain child o procor and gamble, William Procter, a candlemaker, and James Gamble, a soapmaker, immigrated from England and Ireland respectively. Alexander Norris, their father-in-law, called a meeting in which he persuaded his new sons-in-law to become business partners. On October 31, 1837, as a result of the suggestion, Procter & Gamble was born.

Proctor and gamble went on to become one of the most powerful companies in America they own many product lines, including Gain, tide, Crest, Pampers, as well as hundreds more. This aggressive marketing and successful technologies is what makes proctor and gamble such an amazing success.

Gain is the newest detergent line from proctor and gamble and is billed as a  more cost effective detergent compared to their very expensive Tide detergent, although both companies share the same father they use different scents and ingredients in their laundry detergents. Also both companies use entirely different advertising, with tide focusing on the cleaning power and glade trying to win consumers over with the amazing smell.

After switching to a front load washing machine almost 5 years aga it was very difficult to find a HE washing detergent, it seemed that tide had the market cornered. I recently was in the grocery store and decided to try out the new Gain HE laundry detergent.

The problem with front load machine  is that regular detergent will never work properly , to much detergent  and you get a ton of soap and suds, to little and your clothes are never clean  This is the purpose of the high efficiency detergent. Clean washing using less water with less suds.

I boght the gain detergent for 4.99 at wall mart using a coupon and was thrilled for the price, tide is incredibly expensive and its great to find a reasonably priced HE detergent.  Also if you have a  have septic tank like me  Gain He is safe to use. This  is another reason why I prefer liquid detergents over powders. Liquid detergents are suppose to break down better than powder detergents. Gain HE does not contain any phosphate.

After using gain for a few weeks I can say the following :

I have found Tide HE works better for heavy soiled items than Gain HE, but for everyday laundry, Gain HE meets my needs just fine.

When doing the laundry, I only need to use about 1/3 of a capful for a full load and my clothes come out smelling fresh and clean. I love the smell of Gain.