Cascade Complete Dishwasher Detergent Powder, Dish Detergent, Dish Soap, Fresh, 75 fl oz

I have slowly transitioned back to this old school classic dishwasher soap. The same soap my mom used growing up. The pods sometimes don't dissolve, the liquid comes in a huge plastic bottle…this works every time, doesn't have plastic and the box seems to last forever in comparison to the other options.

I bought Cascade Complete Dishwasher Detergent Powder because one of my sisters adds it to her dishpan. Mixed in with liquid dish soap %26 hot water. She told me it makes her drinking glasses clean without leaving any spots. So I tried it out for myself. I was so impressed. I have a lot of different drinking glasses. I'm happy to have it.

Cascade Powder not only gets the grease and residue off the plates and silverware, it also leaves the glassware with few water spots. Smells great when the dishwasher is running and using powder instead of "Pods" proves to control cost as you control how much detergent to use.

Used to favor Electrasol (low Nitrogen formulation for the environmentalist in me), but no longer available. So swapped to Cascade. I favor pourable powder, as I can control how much I'm using, and can also use it to soak items with crusted-on food , in the sink. I detest pods. Thank you for making this so well. Dishes are clean, spot free, and without a haze.

Switching to Cascade powder paired with a rinse aid is an excellent, budget-friendly choice that gives me complete dosing control, prevents cloudy film on my glasses, and dissolves perfectly during shorter cycles.

We recently installed a whole home water filter and softener and quickly realized that our dishwasher requires way less detergent than what comes in the dishwasher pods. I had been using Cascade tabs, so it made sense to try the Cascade powder. I now can add just the right amount of detergent for my dishwasher to run perfect, which is only about 1 Tbsp. The only thing I'd complain about is the pour spout on the container, it can be a bit messy. I usually pour the box into a container and use a 1Tbsp measuring spoon as a scoop. works perfect for my needs! Dishes are clean and sparkling without being damaged from too much detergent!

I have been using Cascade Liquid Dishwasher Liquid for many years. I ran out and the store was out of stock on all sizes for several days. I decided to go with the powder. I think I may stick with the powder for now on. I have washed several loads with it and it cleans my dishes very well---and it costs less than the liquid.

Cascade Complete Dishwasher Detergent Powder works as good if not better than the other options and WAY BETTER than other brands . It is the least expensive option and the best option for me. DON'T GO CHEAP ON YOUR DISHWASHING DETERGENT OR YOU WILL REGRET IT. Use Cascade Complete powder or gel or gel packs and you will get your dishes clean the first time.

I really like Cascade dishwasher soap for my Bosch dishwasher because it washes my dishes well without leaving a foggy layer in my glassware or silverware. I appreciate the light scent because it is not overwhelming. The only negative thing is the spout. I for some reason always dump too much out. It may just be operator distraction as well! Price is reasonable since it works well in my dishwasher and I don't need to hand wash any dishes after the cycle runs.

I watched a one hour YouTube tutorial on how to use a dishwasher. The guy said this is all you need. Fill the dispenser and prewash cup with this powder. I tried it once and it did NOT work. Dishes came out cloudy with stuck on residue and did not clean well. How I actually use this is only as prewash. A Finish pod in the dispenser. Plus rinse aid. Everything comes out perfectly.