Seventh Generation Dishwasher Detergent Gel Soap, Free & Clear, 42 oz, Pack of 6 (Packaging May Vary)

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This is my experience, and I am not being paid by the seller for this review. I can't say anything negative about that. Much safer for your health and safety than dealing with all the nasty chemical stuff in the other brands. One of the biggest problems I’ve had with other brands is the bad smell after the dishwasher did its job. It took me a few months to find the problem, and the problem was the detergent itself. With SEVENTH there is no bad smell after washing. My suggestion for you would be to add a little more than the dishwasher cup/holder/capacity, and you will be amazed at the results.

This is admittedly a really poor dishwashing detergent. We use it only because it doesn't have perfume. But to make it actually clean things, you have to pre-wash any dishes that have fat deposits - butter, coconut oil, bacon fat, whatever. This doesn’t get rid of fats like a “real”detergent (Cascade for example). I’ve noticed the same problem with all sorts of “natural” enzymatic-based cleaners - they just don’t work very well, and it causes a lot of extra work if you’re committed to using them. If you have plasticware, like baby bottles (which we do), the perfumes using in detergents like Cascade actually get absorbed into the plastics, and they’ll flavor the food or liquids. I can smell the stink of a Cascade-washed baby bottle from a foot away. Our kids can taste the soapy perfumey junk that Cascade detergent puts into their dishware (Dawn dishwashing liquid is even worse). Seventh Generation is the only product we’ve found that has some practical cleaning value, and doesn’t have nasty perfume in it. But to be honest, it’s a very poor detergent. For good results, you have to 1) fill the dishwasher detergent container to the absolute maximum, 2) pre-rinse all dishes, and lightly scrub anything with butter/baconfat/etc fats to get dishes mostly clean, and 3) run the dishwasher on an aggressive setting. We’ve used this product in several different houses, and we’ve seen that this extra effort is necessary no matter what brand of dishwasher you have.

I’ve been trying to switch to cleaner, fragrance-free products, so I picked up Seventh Generation Free & Clear dishwasher detergent — and I’m honestly really impressed. First thing I noticed is that it truly has no scent at all, which I love. A lot of “free & clear” products still have a slight smell, but this one doesn’t. Performance-wise, it does a great job on everyday dishes. Plates, glasses, and silverware come out clean with no residue or film. I’ve even run loads with some dried-on food (nothing extreme), and it handled it well without needing to rewash. One thing to note — if your dishes are heavily soiled, you may still want to do a quick rinse beforehand. That said, I feel like that’s pretty standard for most detergents. What I really like is that I feel better using this for my family — especially knowing it’s a more environmentally conscious option without dyes or fragrances. Overall, this is a great choice if you’re looking for a gentle, effective, and truly fragrance-free dishwasher detergent. I’ll definitely keep repurchasing.

Fine so far