Slate.com: In a test by Dan Crane of seven stain removers, Tide to Go receives the worst critique - it removes salad dressing and slightly ...
Los Angeles Times: In this hands-on test, a reporter for the Los Angeles Times stains khaki slacks with coffee and raspberry pecan salad dressing. ...
KidsOutandAbout.com: Debra Ross and her kids test Tide to Go on 10 fresh food stains. Overall, it works well on most fresh stains except the mustard, ...
KLTV (Tyler, Texas): In this television news report, Tide to Go is tested against ketchup, grape juice and coffee. In the first round of testing, some ...
WRAL (Raleigh, NC): In this television news report, Tide to Go is tested against ketchup, barbecue sauce, grape juice and coffee stains. The reporter ...
CBS13 (Sacramento, CA): Reporter Kurtis Ming tests Tide to Go against food stains and concludes that it works on most stains and lightens others enough ...
KWCH (Wichita, KS): Tide to Go is tested against ketchup, grape jelly and mustard on a white T-shirt. Stains fade, but don't disappear, and the ...
Housekeeping Channel.com: Sarah Aguirre states that Tide to Go is "amazingly effective" on fresh food and drink stains, but that it "may not work as ...
CP24 (Toronto): This television news report tests four stain removers, including Tide to Go, on coffee, pen, grass and red wine stains. None of ...
Amazon.com: Almost 40 contributors (at the time of our visit) give Tide to Go high scores. A few caution that the product can lighten a stain ...