Dropps Dishwasher UltraWash Plus Detergent Pods, Biobased, Unscented, 64 Ct

I really didn't think these pods (without all the harsh ingredients) would do a good job on my dishes. But they really do! Work just as well as Cascade. :) Thanks!

These work really well. I do not prerinse my dishes and they get everything off. Dishes come out clean with no residue, and I feel better knowing these are not full of chemicals. The only downside I could say is that I've gotten these twice and both times there is powder coming out of the box from broken pods as they tend to break very easily. Overall, very happy with these and will continue use.

Using Dropps for years and am happy. This is the first time I'm using Ultrawash Plus. The consensus at home is that it's a bit more than is necessary - might go back to the regular one.

Seems to work great so far, we were concerned about the chemicals and plastics in both our dishwashing soap and washing machine. Have not seen any noticeable change in cleanliness or ease of working five stars so far

I've tried a lot of “eco” dishwasher tablets, and most of them left me disappointed. The last brand I used left a gritty residue all over my dishes and my dishwasher — which honestly made me question what I was ingesting if that much was left behind. Switching to Dropps UltraWash Plus has been a game-changer. My dishes come out seriously clean every single time — no film, no streaks, no weird crumbs stuck in the corners of glasses. And just as important, I feel good knowing it's a product that's safe for me and my family. Clean results and peace of mind. Highly recommend if you want something that works as well as (or better than) the conventional stuff without compromising on safety.

If you want an eco~friendly way to clean your dishes, Dropps is the way to go. It is a first class product. If you are thinking about switching from those pods in giant plastic containers, save one to put your Dropps pods in under your sink. It protects them from water mishaps.

I'm very happy with the results. Plates are squeaky clean, utensils are sparkling. The only thing I will say is that the rinse aid doesn't seem to be able to prevent spotting on glassware. I have to wipe each glass with a damp tea towel, but it's a small price to pay to avoid the microplastics present in other brands

Of the eco-friendly dishwasher detergents I've tried, these are definitely the best so far, but I can't say they compare to the regular brands. Mainly, they just always leave behind residue on at least a few of the dishes that is hard to remove and takes some serious scrubbing with soap, warm water, and a sponge. I had high hopes for these based off reviews, but I don't think I'll be purchasing again.

I really hate to leave a bad review, but these don't work well at all. It leaves residue and it just doesn't clean the dishes well. I had to get these because Walmart was sold out of the puracy brand that I have used probably over 1000 of their pods and they work great

We have a nice dishwasher that is less than a year old. It has no pebbles with liquid digestive detergent and no issues with Finish pods. But these Dropps pods create so much foam that it creates pressure in the dishwasher and pushes water out past the gasket. Thankfully we have a Tapo water sensor below the dishwasher door that alerted us and we caught it early, otherwise it could have done some real damage. Apparently this is a documented defect in this product likely caused by a recent change in their formula. I can't believe they didn't spot this in testing before releasing it. We won't be trying any other Dropps products after this experience!