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

Love Molly Suds! It is important to me to have an environmentally safe non-toxic dishwasher detergent that cleans the dishes well. It doesn't leave any residue and smells great! I also like the powder vs the tablets so I can determine how much soap I use based on how full my load is. It dissolves great and is a great value for the money.

First time use very satisfied. My dishes and silverware were clean, glasses spot free. Had a clean smell and my machine is clean too! Feel like my dishware is free from harmful ingredients that I won’t be ingesting.

I’ve been really impressed with Molly Sud dishwasher pods! They feel durable and well-made, and I haven’t had any issues with the pods leaking or breaking apart before use. They dissolve completely during the wash cycle without leaving any residue behind, which has been a huge plus. My dishes come out noticeably clean and shiny, including glasses and silverware, without that cloudy film I’ve experienced with other dishwasher detergents. I also have hard water, and these pods have held up really well without leaving spots or buildup. Everything comes out smelling fresh and clean without an overpowering detergent scent. Overall, these have been a great addition to my kitchen routine. They clean well, dissolve completely, handle hard water nicely, and leave my dishes fresh and sparkling!

The dishwasher pods I used before cleaned perfectly with no visible residue, but left a chemical smell and when I used my sparkly clean glasses with my filtered water dispenser the water actually foamed (that had never happened before I got a dishwasher). I started rinsing my glasses and coffee cups before I used them, but realized ALL my dishes had that invisible coating - so I switched to Molly’s. At first I used Molly’s Powder with the jet dry rinse product and it was great - no smell and the dishes were sparkling clean and odor free. Then I went even further - I quit using the jet dry product and substituted vinegar. I am so happy to say that those dangerous eco sabotaging products do not clean any better than Molly’s and vinegar!! p.s. I do very little in the way of pre-rinsing, scraping or removing hard cooked on food from dishes before loading the dishwasher

As a mom to a toddler I got this because it doesn't have any chemicals was created by pediatric nurse and had great reviews and full disclosure it had great effect even on some of our dirtiest dishes, but some of the ingredients deteriorated some of our aluminum coated items such as our colander. And that's kind of my fault for putting it in there without thinking I thought it would be safe on the top rack it was not and I was just being lazy after a day full of chores didn't want to wash it. You live you learn you throw away vintage cookware. It does leave some spotty white residue on items in the top rack but I haven't really noticed it in items in the bottom rack. I might be a perfectionist but especially shows up on my kids daycare lunch Tupperware and that makes me feel like his daycare teacher is judging me because there's spots on it so that's upsetting. I'm hoping to maybe pair it with a rinsing agent of some kind because we don't use the drying feature on our dishwasher we just pop it open and I think it's coming from when the water just sits on it and doesn't just dry so if the water would just not do that as often I think it would look nicer. We got the citrus scent is a very potent citrus scent not unpleasant. As soon as you open the bag you know what the scent is it CITRUS. all caps. We will probably try the unscented one next.

I absolutely love these dish washer pods. I am always looking for non-toxic swaps for our family. It was brought to my attention that dishwasher detergent and regular style pods leave micro plastics on your dishes and contain alcohol ethoxylates that can seriously disrupt our gut biome. As an autism mom I am constantly working to repair my son’s gut health and this is one of the brands that were recommended as clean. I’m so thankful for Molly Suds. Dishes are CLEAN and the toxins are OUT.

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.

This is perfect if you’re looking for non-scented dishwasher pods. With baby bottles, I was trying to find something that wouldn’t leave behind a soapy, over fragranced smell like cascade and finish does. It took a lot of searching to find something and I came across this big bag of Molly Suds. I figured for a two month supply you couldn’t beat that price and I could not find anything in stores that was non-scented. It does the job well. Reason I didn’t give full stars: we have hard calcium well water. Sometimes, not everytime, the dishwashing powder in the pod sticks to a dish or two and you have to wash it. No biggy. I think it just interacts weird with the water so it may not dissolve fully. But if you have very hard well water, you may just have to try it out for yourself. We do use Lemishine liquid rinse aid to help with that as well. The other reason why is the soap interacts weird with any residue left from the formula/breastmilk and there is always at least one bottle that has a weird build up situation going on at the end of the wash. I rinse the bottles and bottles components thoroughly afterwards anyways but I do end up having to hand wash one bottle. So if you have bottles or hard water, you may have to rinse again afterwards. But it beats having to hand wash 8 bottles and all the different pieces that go with it!

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.

These dishwasher pods 100% do what they promise: they clean your dishes without leaving a scent. They are truly the best product available because Molly’s Suds is also Leaping Bunny certified cruelty free. This means they themselves (and 3rd parties) don’t test any of the ingredients or products on animals. Also the products don’t contain carcinogens which means they are safe for us to use.

I've been using these for a couple of weeks now, no complaints. They perform just as well as the large corporate brands, without the harmful chemicals.