what's the difference between tide boost vivid white and the tide boost duo packs?
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It's a good question. I've wondered that myself, especially since the duo packs with the orange and white are readily available in grocery stores in my area, while the "Vivid White" product no longer is. I'm having to buy the "Vivid White" online. I suggest that you contact Tide (look up through Tide.com) and call their customer service department. I'm guessing that the "Vivid White" product has some bluing agent in it which, historically, those promote whiteness. Perhaps the orange and white packs are targeted toward colored fabric and dark loads. Pls note, though, that the "Vivid White" product is safe for all colored fabrics. I've used it in with my darks with no issue.
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It's a good question. I've wondered that myself, especially since the duo packs with the orange and white are readily available in grocery stores in my area, while the "Vivid White" product no longer is. I'm having to buy the "Vivid White" online. I suggest that you contact Tide (look up through Tide.com) and call their customer service department. I'm guessing that the "Vivid White" product has some bluing agent in it which, historically, those promote whiteness. Perhaps the orange and white packs are targeted toward colored fabric and dark loads. Pls note, though, that the "Vivid White" product is safe for all colored fabrics. I've used it in with my darks with no issue. It's a good question. I've wondered that myself, especially since the duo packs with the orange and white are readily available in grocery stores in my area, while the "Vivid White" product no longer is. I'm having to buy the "Vivid White" online. I suggest that you contact Tide (look up through Tide.com) and call their customer service department. I'm guessing that the "Vivid White" product has some bluing agent in it which, historically, those promote whiteness. Perhaps the orange and white packs are targeted toward colored fabric and dark loads. Pls note,... » Read More It's a good question. I've wondered that myself, especially since the duo packs with the orange and white are readily available in grocery stores in my area, while the "Vivid White" product no longer is. I'm having to buy the "Vivid White" online. I suggest that you contact Tide (look up through Tide.com) and call their customer service department. I'm guessing that the "Vivid White" product has some bluing agent in it which, historically, those promote whiteness. Perhaps the orange and white packs are targeted toward colored fabric and dark loads. Pls note, though, that the "Vivid White" product is safe for all colored fabrics. I've used it in with my darks with no issue. « Show Less
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In my research I discovered that the vivid boost has an additional cleaning agent to target whites. It is still safe and no chlorine. The regular boost is a concentrated form of Tide that hits stains and grimy dirt harder than detergent alone. I can only find the vivid on line and not in stores any more. I like both products and tend to use the vivid more in my few hot water loads. Hope this helps!
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the ones that the you buy with the shuffle from the same sight under water audio.they are white.
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Your question is too technical for me to answer. If you are looking for the correct answer rather than an opinion, I'd ask Tide directly. I love the product, and that's about all I can tell you.
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I initially bought the WiTouch for a gift and then bought the WiTouch Pro and I found literally no difference. I endedup asking for the difference in price back. They were identical with the exception of a white sticker label on the outer box.
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I believe the difference is that the white ones are "low self discharge" or something to that affect. Basically it sounds like they will hold their charge longer while not in use.
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I have not noticed any difference in performance in any of the designs. I have used the sunflower, hibiscus, lily pad and snowflake. I recommend choosing the design you like at the best price point.
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good question but I really don't know the answer to it but the set that I received I didn't have any problems with it. I hope this helps you out .I continue to use Boost but I buy it at my local Target I think you will enjoy it also.
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Yes, the washer photo on the package confirms it, I have used these and highly recommend them, I switched from the Tide pods back to my favorite detergent.
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It is an updated version don't know what the difference is but it is working even better to keep my aquarium water sparkling clean. Use it once a week.
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My friend bought two. None of the cards in the two packs were the same, but I can't certain it will be the same for everyone.
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I know of no differences. The look exactly a like and are the same dimension as the ones from Cubie. I bought two from Sunfounder and they both are running software from Cubie.org
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I got a double pack, but they do sell singles to add on. I'm assuming I got this prompt because its the same double pack I bought. They're great! Enjoy!!
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The original Bright Crystal is an "eau de toilette", and Bright Crystal Absolu is an "eau de parfum." They both smell pretty much the same; the difference is the "parfum" lasts longer and doesn't dissipate as quickly as a "toilette." "Ea de Parfum" is simply just a more concentrated version of the "toilette," which is why you can spray less "parfum" on for the same effect and it lasts longer. It also smells stronger and you can easily overdue it, with a "parfum" you really only need one or two squirts. This is why "parfum" is more expensive than "toilette." The original Bright Crystal is an "eau de toilette", and Bright Crystal Absolu is an "eau de parfum." They both smell pretty much the same; the difference is the "parfum" lasts longer and doesn't dissipate as quickly as a "toilette." "Ea de Parfum" is simply just a more concentrated version of the "toilette," which is why you can spray less "parfum" on for the same effect and it lasts longer. It also smells stronger and you can easily overdue it, with a "parfum" you really only need one or two squirts. This is... » Read More The original Bright Crystal is an "eau de toilette", and Bright Crystal Absolu is an "eau de parfum." They both smell pretty much the same; the difference is the "parfum" lasts longer and doesn't dissipate as quickly as a "toilette." "Ea de Parfum" is simply just a more concentrated version of the "toilette," which is why you can spray less "parfum" on for the same effect and it lasts longer. It also smells stronger and you can easily overdue it, with a "parfum" you really only need one or two squirts. This is why "parfum" is more expensive than "toilette." « Show Less
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Not sure about the difference but the SUP version probably has wider supports the supports are at least as wide as my SUPs.
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http://www.ehow.com/list_7496265_differences-advance-lx-dlx-premier.htmli found differences listed here!
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Hi Crystal, We cannot guarantee them all different. It all depends what is in stock at the time. Please let us know if we could be of further assistance. The Fun and Function Team
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I think the only difference is the color...I do not like the Starkey filters. They are too small and plug up quickly. Just sayin'