Finish pods are amazing.

Cascade powder works well. I hate house chores and pouring in the powder doesn’t even register as a task. I do not know how Cascade is wrt elements we’re better off avoiding.

I have started using Dropps, and really like them. You can get them at Costco online.

We started using Nellie’s dishwasher cubes (bought them at Costco)

I recently bought Nature Bee tabs and I love them. I actually cut them in half and have been using just that.

https://www.naturebeewraps.ca/products/dishwashing-tablets-pack-of-50-nature-bee

When I run out I think I'm going to try other powders or pressed powders. I don't like the pods and I don't want to deal with liquid.

Anonymous wrote:costco pods work great...better than cascade gel

I like the Costco pods as well. However they come in a hard plastic container which does not help if the goal is to reduce plastic.

Cascade Free and Clear works well for us. Maybe its still toxic, it is cascade after all!

Anonymous wrote:I have been happy with the dishwasher tablets from Molly’s Suds. I get them on Amazon.

I got their pods and thought they were terrible. Everything had a cloudy covering on it. Just tried powder and it seems to work...

Anonymous wrote:I just started using Blueland Dishwasher tabs, come in a little tin and no plastic. They actually work pretty good so far, way better than the seventh generation liquid detergent that I was using.

Agreed. I love them.

We use the cascade gel because the pods seemed to keep getting stuck in the little compartment and not dissolving. Dishes seem equally clean.

costco pods work great...better than cascade gel

I use Wild Clean that I get from Amazon. for us they are much better than Blueland.

Pods don't wash dishes. The soap gets flushed away with the prewash

Cascade powder and finish gel tabs.