Tide Pods are the internet’s breakout meme of early 2018. For those of you not in the know, the joke is that brightly colored laundry detergent pods look like delicious fruity candy so maybe we ...

Canadian authorities are warning people to stop eating laundry detergent pods, a strange and dangerous online trend that has resulted in more than 40 hospitalizations in North America. In a statement ...

Dares to eat laundry pods followed on Reddit and Twitter. More recently, YouTube has become the online venue of choice for teens putting Tide Pods in their mouth, even cooking with them.

Meanwhile, Proctor & Gamble, the maker of Tide Pods, is working with social media companies to remove the videos and imploring adults to speak with kids about the dangers of eating laundry detergent.

It didn’t take long before Tide Pods were mistaken for gum or candy by little kids who didn’t know better. By 2013, Consumer Reports warned that poison-control centers had treated thousands of ...

For a few years this persisted until the Onion wrote a piece in late 2015 about a child vowing to eat Tide Pods, titled: So Help Me God, I’m Going To Eat One Of Those Multicolored Detergent Pods.

Rob Gronkowski has made a hilarious video telling kids not to eat Tide PODs, perhaps to balance the scales a bit in karma terms for his 2017 season.

Teens are daring each other to eat Tide pods. ... Videos are circulating on social media showing kids biting into the laundry detergent packets, which can lead to emergency room visits.

Parents, Warn Your Kids: This Is What Happens to Your Body When You Eat a Tide Pod. By Alessia Santoro. ... "What should Tide PODs be used for? DOING LAUNDRY.

Well, New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has some advice for you: Don’t eat the pods. View full post on X In case you’re not a teenage daredevil, the Tide Pod Challenge is exactly ...

Health officials have been warning kids not to eat Tide pods, but some are not listening. The Poison Control Centers say they’ve had 86 reported cases just within the first 23 days of the year.

First, it was the “gallon challenge” and the “cinnamon challenge.” Then some teenagers started playing the “bath-salt challenge.” They have dared each other to p… ...