Molly's Suds Dishwasher Pods | Natural Dishwasher Detergent, Cuts Grease & Rinses Clean (Residue-Free) for Sparkling Dishes, Biodegradable Auto-Release Tabs (Fragrance Free - 60 Count)

We have been using Molly' Suds Dishwasher Pods for a few months now. We initially switched because we wanted a more natural option when washing dishes, but something that would also clean well. We have been thoroughly pleased with these pods. I have not noticed any leftover film or residue, and the product cleans our dishes thoroughly. There is also no harsh chemical smell from the bag or after the wash occurs. I have also had zero issues with the pods being broken or any leakage. Again, we've used these for several months now and have probably purchased 3-4 bags, and I have never found a pod broken or busted. Thoroughly impressed with this company and we will continue to use them as long as the ingredients are clean.

An amazing product. Happy I purchased this. It leaves baby bottles and teats sparkling clean unlike other products that I have used that leave a film on the bottle teats.

I switched to these after getting progressively more annoyed with the major brand dishwasher pods I was using. The thing that finally pushed me over the edge was realizing that my glasses and dishes always had this kind of filmy residue on them after washing. Like I'd hold a glass up to the light and there'd be this cloudy coating. I thought maybe my dishwasher was dying or something, but turns out it was just the detergent leaving all this buildup. I'd been trying to use more natural/less chemical-heavy products around the house anyway, so when I saw these I figured I'd give them a shot. First load I ran with them I was honestly prepared to be disappointed because in my experience "natural" cleaning products usually mean "doesn't actually clean very well." But I was totally wrong. My dishes came out actually clean. Like properly clean. The glasses were crystal clear with zero film, the plates didn't have that weird residue, and everything just looked and felt cleaner. I keep these pods in the cabinet under my kitchen sink along with all my other cleaning supplies. The container they come in is a decent size and easy to grab one pod out of. What I really like is that there's no harsh chemical smell. With my old detergent I'd open the dishwasher right after a cycle and get hit with this strong artificial lemon smell that would make my eyes water a bit. These don't have that at all. When I open the dishwasher it just smells clean, not like I'm opening a bottle of bleach or something. They handle grease really well too which was a concern. I cook a lot and I'll admit I'm not great about pre-rinsing my dishes before loading the dishwasher. I just scrape off the big chunks and toss them in. My old pans that have baked-on oil, casserole dishes with cheese stuck to them, all that stuff comes out clean. I was skeptical that a more natural product would be able to cut through grease like that but it totally does. I've been using these for probably 3 months now and haven't had a single load where stuff didn't come out clean. Even my coffee mugs that tend to get stained - they come out looking basically new. The only time I've had issues is when I accidentally overload the dishwasher and things don't get water flow to all the dishes, but that's my fault not the detergent's fault. The pods themselves dissolve really well. I was worried they might leave chunks of undissolved detergent in the dishwasher like some pods do, but these fully dissolve every time. I just pop one in the detergent compartment, close it up, and run the cycle. No mess, no issues. I also appreciate that the ingredient list is actually readable and doesn't look like a chemistry experiment. I try to avoid phosphates and all that harsh stuff, especially because our dishwasher drains into a septic system and I don't want to mess that up. These are septic safe which is great, and they're also better for the environment which is a nice bonus. Price-wise they're definitely more expensive than the budget dishwasher detergent at the grocery store, but comparable to the name brand pods I was using before. And honestly I'd rather pay a bit more for something that actually works well and doesn't leave my dishes coated in weird film. One thing I've noticed is that I don't have to use rinse aid anymore. With my old detergent I absolutely needed rinse aid or everything would come out with water spots all over it. With these pods my dishes dry perfectly without any rinse aid. That actually saves me money because I'm not buying rinse aid every month, so the higher cost of the pods kind of evens out. My dishwasher also seems cleaner since I switched. I used to have to run those dishwasher cleaner tablets every month because it would start smelling funky and getting buildup inside. Now I haven't needed to do that at all. The interior of my dishwasher stays clean and doesn't develop that gross smell. I showed these to my sister who has sensitive skin and she ended up getting them too because she was having issues with her dishes irritating her skin. She thinks it was the residue from her old detergent. She's been using Molly's Suds for a few weeks now and said her skin issues cleared up, so that's another bonus. The container lasts me about a month and a half running the dishwasher probably 5 times a week. So you get a decent number of pods per container. I keep a backup container in my pantry so I don't run out, but one container definitely lasts a while. If you're on the fence about trying a more natural dishwasher detergent because you're worried it won't actually clean well, I'd say definitely give these a shot. They work just as well if not better than the conventional brands, they don't leave residue, they're gentler on your dishes and your dishwasher, and they don't fill your kitchen with chemical smells. I've fully switched over and I'm not going back to my old brand.

These beat the unscented company. In my search for a better dishwasher pod, these came up as an option. I use them w/Finish rinse and compared to the unscented company, these won hands down for cleaning and not leaving streaks or a haze. I stopped using finish quantum pods because they were too soapy and the foam was coming up through the breathing port by the faucet. After some research, switching pods was the answer. I have a septic system so maybe the pipes are different rd nt from what I had at other homes where I used finish quantum. Until I moved to my new home, I didnt notice super soapy foam problems but switching pods made a huge difference and these were a very clear winner

It cleans well but occasionally a dirty smell is present in the dishwasher. In that sense is no different than Cascade, just safer for the gut.