What happens when you eat a Tide Pod

What happens when you eat a Tide Pod The Tide Pod Challenge encourages teens to place a Tide Pod on their tongue and record their reactions as the laundry detergent dissolves. While you’d like to believe no one would ever want to ingest laundry detergent, the internet is proving you very wrong. There are so many people eating Tide Pods (and other laundry pods) that Tide and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission have both issued warnings.

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