Seventh Generation Dishwasher Detergent Packs for sparkling dishes Free & Clear Dishwasher tabs 20 count

Pricey but I don't find the un-disolved bits in the dishwasher as with a "name" brand

works great, doesn't leave spots on my dishes and my dishes are cleaner

It is somewhat expensive, considering the small amount in the container, but it gets the job done and does not leave behind a chemical fragrance or bleach smell. I would hesitate to buy it again due to the cost.

free grain powder is better for you than pods especially if you have sensitive skin. no residue and lasts a long time

Purchased these since they were on sale. They did a good job, but I think my normal cascade does better!

I bought this product as a healthier choice. Since using the clean and clear pods, my new Bosch dishwasher has terrible soap scum build up and looks terrible. I am hoping to get it off with white vinegar rinse. This never happened with the toxic cascade.

Too weak. Need stronger power.

Bought for cruelty free and seems to clean too!

I literally used this one time and it ruined half of my dishes. My glasses, tupperware, and silverware are completely caked in white residue. I tried re-washing them in the dishwasher with cascade, and hand washing with vinegar and baking soda with no luck. the inside of our dishwasher is now covered in the white residue as well. So frustrating that using ONE pod just cost me over 150 dollars to replace my dishes. Do not buy, and this honestly turned me off from the company as we use laundry detergent and dryer sheets, soap, baby products etc. Do not buy!

I love Seventh Generation's products usually, but I've been using these packs for quite some time and I find I have to rinse out my glasses before use. Even with rinse aid there is always powdery residue left on my dishes and strainers (particularly on the top rack). I'm curious about the toxicity of accidentally ingesting this residue if I don't rinse my dishes before using. Any answers?