FinishQuantum Max Powerball, 64ct, Dishwasher Detergent Tablets, Ultimate Clean & Shine

My favorite dishwasher detergent, and I'm REALLY picky. I was overjoyed whren the commercial came out (I don't know if it was for this brand but it applies regardless) when the little girl says her mom washes the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher before putting them in....so what does the dishwasher do...?! This commercial is so true. I get people want to rinse their dishes to make the dishwashers job easier. Hey if that's what makes you happy, get pre washing and have at it. If you have a Bosch dishwasher than yeah, you need to rinse and pre wash because those dishwashers don't clean well. (I worked at an appliance company for 5 plus years)But, I don't want to pre wash. I don't have time and it makes me upset to do it, I'm busy, just being honest with myself here. I don't like soaking dishes and letting the smelly water smell up my kitchen. I'm a real delight aren't I? Lol.This detergent gets the job done and it gets the job done right. Which is why I buy the Finish Quantum only.I have tried all of the dishwashing detergents on the shelf at the store. I tried Seventh generation, cascade all variations, powder granules - all brands even off brand store labels, gel dishwasher detergents, finish orange packets ehhh not better than the quantum, finish regular is so so i think its too dry and needs some of the gelly rinse stuff otherwise you get too much soap white cloud residue, like any other brand. Same reason I don't like the powders, too dry and more often than not leaves a cloudy residue eventually, sometimes it takes awhile to build up in the machine.Also before you blame your soap, be sure to clean out your dishwasher. Most have traps that catch stuff that's too big to go through the machine. Look up your brand and model and how to clean it. If you do leave food on your dishes that will clog a dishwasher over time, even if you have a hard food disposer. Also, look at your spray arms. Usually one on top one on bottom. If the little holes are clogged, you found your problem. Your machine won't clean well if it can't spray enough water out. Also, make sure you are getting eough water to machine. After 10 minutes open the door to make sure there's enough water in the machine. If not, then it's the filling mechanism that is at fault.Always use a rinse aid, it really does make a big difference.

Turns out, it was just our detergent. These are and have been the best dishwasher tabs we've ever used. Keeps our glasses spotless, removes almost everything (except grease, that always leaves a film on pans).We actually replaced an aging dishwasher because it just wasn't cleaning like it used to (and it was OMG noisy!). Our new dishwasher came with a 5 pack sample of these and we were AMAZED at how well the new dishwasher worked; literally everything came out clean, glasses were brilliant, we really thought it was money well spent. Once we ran through the sample pack of these, we went back to our old no-name gel and after about 2 weeks I was becoming seriously disenchanted with the new dishwasher and how nasty our glasses were looking, it didn't occur right away that it could possibly be the detergent so we fought it for awhile and finally I had a revelation that it could possibly be these tabs, bought a 12 pack from the local grocery store and within 3 washings we were starting to see the benefits of these tabs..... Glasses were sparkling again, very few water spots (we use a rinse aid also) and everything was coming out clean, since then, I've not looked back and realize these are worth every penny.Amazon's price is not very competitive, so I'd recommend buying them locally if you can, otherwise I don't think you're going to find a better dishwasher detergent at any price.

After decades of using dishwasher detergents, all typically get the dishes clean. I came upon a couple that were not very good at all, but this is the first product that stands out far above the rest. Because I do not run the dishwasher on a daily basis and I have an aversion to critters dining on the lingering remnants, I usually rinse the dishes prior to placing them inside the dishwasher, and run the light cycle every few days when it's fully loaded. I also do not use the heated dry option because I like to be energy efficient. To my intense surprise, there is a very noticeable difference on the dishes as compared to the Finish All In One pods I had most recently been using. The reason I selected the Quantum Max Powerball option was due to the price per pod at the time I placed the order but now I have it on Subscribe because it's that much better. The package contents are neatly stacked inside and the ziplock seals well, but I keep it in a dry closet and not underneath the sink since I want to avoid any moisture invading the bag. That also allows the pods to remain in their stacked positions, thereby taking up less space than should they fall into disarray. Although the bag does have a warning to not use the short cycle, I do use the light option on my dishwasher because the water is very hot and the dishes were rinsed unless the dishwasher is going to be turned on that night. Each and every dish looks absolutely pristeen, the flatwear is shiny, the glasses look better than when they were brand new. I'm serious, the appearance is noticeably improved and there is no residual film or chemical taste. The dishwasher interior also looks shiny, not that it was in bad shape before switching to the Quantum Max pods.

The Finish 0% is my favorite dishwashing pods. We have hard water and this help eliminate the hard water stains and all the crap that comes along with having hard water. It cleans my dishes to sparkling perfection, keeping them looking brand new. These pods are safer to use and I love how they are not scented. My only issue is that they cannot seem to stay in stock or it seems that they discontinued and that sucks.