Over the past decade, I’ve lived in many different places and experienced many different lifestyles. My laundry routine changed along the way too—from washing only my own clothes using liquid detergent, to washing the whole family’s laundry, and gradually switching to laundry pods.

Originally, I switched to laundry pods to reduce plastic use in our household. But as life got busier, I started wondering:

— Is the cleaning performance getting worse?
— Are stains becoming harder to remove?
— Or… is it simply because I now have two kids who love rolling around outdoors every single day?

So, I decided to run a real test.
And the results completely changed how I look at laundry products—especially pods from professional manufacturers like Jingliang.

Why I Usually Prefer Laundry Pods — Especially from Professional Brands Like Jingliang

For me, the biggest advantage of laundry pods is simple: they are SO convenient.

✔ Pre-measured
✔ No spills
✔ Easy to store
✔ Perfect for small spaces

We don’t have a dedicated laundry room, so all our laundry products have to squeeze into the kitchen or some corner upstairs. Liquid detergent bottles are bulky and messy, while laundry pods only need a small container—which makes life much easier.

Brands like Jingliang, which specialize in laundry pod development, use PVA water-soluble films that dissolve quickly even in cold water, leaving minimal residue—ideal for busy families like mine.

But one unexpected incident pushed me to directly compare pods and liquid detergent again…

Round 1: Liquid Detergent — Softer Clothes, but Color Bleeding

One day after a muddy football session, my kids’ clothes were unbelievably dirty, so I decided to wash a mixed load of red and pink clothing using liquid detergent.

When the load finished, one burgundy polo shirt with a white collar caught my attention. Wet, it looked fine. But once dry…

It. turned. PINK.

I’m almost certain the liquid detergent caused the dye transfer.

To be fair:
This load was noticeably softer than those washed with pods.

Round 2: Back to Laundry Pods (Bio-Enzyme Formula) — Brighter Whites, Slightly Less Soft

For a more accurate comparison, I washed a full load of white clothes using bio-enzyme laundry pods. Jingliang’s bio-enzyme formulas are specifically designed for families dealing with tough stains and fast-paced lifestyles.

The results were impressive:

✔ Whites looked significantly brighter
✔ Stains lifted better than with liquid detergent
✘ Softness wasn’t as good as the liquid

But when it comes to ease of use—pods still win effortlessly.

Final Verdict: I’m Sticking with Laundry Pods (Especially Bio-Enzyme Pods)

After comparing both options, here’s what I concluded:

✔ For everyday laundry → Laundry Pods

Convenient, clean, and hassle-free.

✔ For heavily soiled or outdoor clothes → Bio-Enzyme Pods

Brands like Jingliang deliver stronger cleaning power and better stain removal.

✔ For delicate fabrics (silk / wool) → Liquid Detergent

These materials need gentler, specialized formulas.

In the end, I remain firmly in the laundry pod camp—
especially pods from professional brands with stable formulas, fast dissolution, and strong cleaning performance.

Jingliang Laundry Pods truly fit the needs of modern families who want fast, efficient, and worry-free laundry care.

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