I do like this detergent, even though without the phosphorus it doesn't work as well. Maybe I can go to Mexico and find some that still has phosphorus :) . However, it is still the best detergent that I have tried and I don't find a residue left behind like other cheap brands. This is one product that is quite a bit cheaper at Walmart than here on Amazon. . . at my local Walmart you can get a 75 oz bottle for about the same as this 45 oz bottle. But as far as the product goes, I recommend this brand over any others I have tried.
This is the only detergent I have found that works in my dishwasher. It gets the glasses sparkling clean. I order on line since I have trouble finding it in stores, you have to use the liquid, not powder. I'm pleased with it.
Until yesterday I didn't know about the mandated change to phosphate-free formulas and what it would do to my dish washing process. By coincidence I had major repairs done to my dishwasher and changed from my 20-year product, Cascade lemon-scented powder, to this gel product on its return from repair. I was surprised to open the dishwasher - an expensive European brand with a stainless steel interior - after the final rinse and find about 2 inches of suds at the bottom of the tub. So I put it through a rinse-only cycle and checked inside before the dry cycle kicked in - still sudsy! So I started another cycle - still some suds! It took 5 extra rinse cycles before the suds were gone. Thank goodness that before I called the repair people to complain, I researched the internet and learned about the new, phosphate-free formula and all the problems people described having: white or grey deposits, darkened stainless, brown spots on flatware, etched enamel, inefficient cleaning, and even excess stress on the motor. Also, Consumer Reports rated all gel form detergents at the bottom compared to the 24 other phosphate-free dishwasher detergents they tested, including other Cascade products. One final thing: the label on this product states: "For best results, fill both the pre-wash and the main wash cups completely." I got the sudsing problem with this practice; however, when filling the wash cups only 1/3 full the dishes look clean and there are no suds in the rinse water. So if you do buy this product, I suggest checking for suds in the final rinse water; if you see suds foam, try cutting down the amount of detergent.
In my opinion GE should be replacing tanks free of charge since they suggest that this detergent be used and do not inform the consumer about this known MAJOR problem.
Fantastic for Kenmore dishwashers, I don't bother with any other with our hard water. $38.22 for SHIPPING! Obviously heavy but PG could offer free s&h for a case of 12.
A Teacher
I do like this detergent, even though without the phosphorus it doesn't work as well. Maybe I can go to Mexico and find some that still has phosphorus :) . However, it is still the best detergent that I have tried and I don't find a residue left behind like other cheap brands. This is one product that is quite a bit cheaper at Walmart than here on Amazon. . . at my local Walmart you can get a 75 oz bottle for about the same as this 45 oz bottle. But as far as the product goes, I recommend this brand over any others I have tried.
A fan
This is the only detergent I have found that works in my dishwasher. It gets the glasses sparkling clean. I order on line since I have trouble finding it in stores, you have to use the liquid, not powder. I'm pleased with it.
Tyler Tibbits
Visa "catclan"
arrived on time and in perfect shape, but when used it was like water and didn't seem like the detergent was watered down.
alooknac
The directions do say to fill both cups full but if I'm running a small load I cut back proportionally.
chemess
Until yesterday I didn't know about the mandated change to phosphate-free formulas and what it would do to my dish washing process. By coincidence I had major repairs done to my dishwasher and changed from my 20-year product, Cascade lemon-scented powder, to this gel product on its return from repair. I was surprised to open the dishwasher - an expensive European brand with a stainless steel interior - after the final rinse and find about 2 inches of suds at the bottom of the tub. So I put it through a rinse-only cycle and checked inside before the dry cycle kicked in - still sudsy! So I started another cycle - still some suds! It took 5 extra rinse cycles before the suds were gone. Thank goodness that before I called the repair people to complain, I researched the internet and learned about the new, phosphate-free formula and all the problems people described having: white or grey deposits, darkened stainless, brown spots on flatware, etched enamel, inefficient cleaning, and even excess stress on the motor. Also, Consumer Reports rated all gel form detergents at the bottom compared to the 24 other phosphate-free dishwasher detergents they tested, including other Cascade products. One final thing: the label on this product states: "For best results, fill both the pre-wash and the main wash cups completely." I got the sudsing problem with this practice; however, when filling the wash cups only 1/3 full the dishes look clean and there are no suds in the rinse water. So if you do buy this product, I suggest checking for suds in the final rinse water; if you see suds foam, try cutting down the amount of detergent.
Truth
In my opinion GE should be replacing tanks free of charge since they suggest that this detergent be used and do not inform the consumer about this known MAJOR problem.
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Fantastic for Kenmore dishwashers, I don't bother with any other with our hard water. $38.22 for SHIPPING! Obviously heavy but PG could offer free s&h for a case of 12.