Cascade Complete Dishwasher Pods - Fresh Scent ActionPacs, Dishwasher Detergent, Dishwasher Soap, Detergent Pods, 78 Count

These dishwasher pods probably really clean the dishes well—I bought them actually for the plastic box…you see, I needed this exact size of box (with a lid) to place on top of my dryer (which is nowhere near my dishwasher) in order to throw away lint from my dryer as well as toss used dryer sheets. This box excellently holds the garbage that my wasteful dryer produces until Wednesday morning (trash day) without having to walk to a guest bathroom’s trash can (the closest one) EVERY SINGLE TIME I need to clean the lint trap or throw away those used annoying, wilted fabric sheets. I must admit though that, while the box is a perfect size, the color did not match my laundry room decor so I had to cover it with contact paper—a muted beige I thought was best, although the contact paper did not go on as easily as I thought it would, so consider painting it instead. Just my advice. PS dryer fires are real so keep those lint traps clean! Whether you use this cascade box or not, keep ‘em empty!

With Cascade, it’s as if your dirty dishes would leap from the sink to escape—if only they had legs! If you find yourself imagining dishes racing away, it’s time to shake off that nightmare. Cascade pods offer a powerful cleaning experience, tackling grime with incredible efficiency while leaving behind no unpleasant odors. Using them is a breeze: toss a pod into your dishwasher and let the magic unfold. Just keep a critical tip in mind: avoid reaching in with wet hands, as the water-soluble plastic can cling together when melted. You wouldn’t want two pods merging into one like a bizarre science experiment, especially since dishwashers aren’t designed for that kind of chaos! I can’t personally compare these pods to Tide pods, as I haven’t tried them, but let me be clear: never toss Tide pods into the dishwasher or use Cascade pods in your washing machine. Each has its rightful place in your cleaning routine!

These Cascade Complete Dishwasher Pods are a staple in our home—not just for the dishwasher, but for tough pots and pans too. They clean dishes thoroughly and leave no residue behind, which is exactly what you’d expect from a top-tier detergent.What really sets them apart for us is their versatility. When we have a particularly stubborn, baked-on mess in a pot or pan, we drop a pod in with hot water and let it soak overnight. By morning, everything rinses off easily with minimal effort. It’s a game-changer for cleanup and saves so much scrubbing time. Highly recommend!

Dirty dishes run in fear! Or at least they would if they had legs. If your dishes have legs, you really should probably wake up from that nightmare.These clean awesomely, don't smell funny, and are easy to use. Just don't reach in with a wet hand, or else you'll get a bunch of these sticking together as the little water soluble plastic solubleates some and kind of melts away. You do get two for one at that point, but I don't think the dishwasher was made for that.I haven't tried them, so I can't say how they compare to tide pods. I will however say that you shouldn't throw tide pods in the dishwasher or these in the washing machine.

I’ve been using Cascade Platinum Dishwasher Pods, and they’ve quickly become my go-to choice for keeping my dishes spotless. These tabs are incredibly convenient—just pop one into the detergent slot, and you’re good to go. No mess, no measuring, no hassle.What really stands out is the cleaning power. Even on heavily soiled pots and pans, Cascade handles stuck-on food without the need for pre-rinsing. Glassware comes out crystal clear, and there’s no lingering residue or chalky film on dishes, which I’ve experienced with some other brands.The scent is light and fresh—not overpowering—which I appreciate. They dissolve completely during the wash cycle, so there’s no gunk left in the compartment either.The price is slightly higher than some other options, but the performance makes it worth it. Plus, I end up saving water by skipping the pre-wash step.

Works well and pleased with them not sticking together in the tub, then having to pull them apart and lose half of the detergent.

I spent two months using a box of cheaper pods I purchased, and I know I sound like a shill. I live in an apartment and I have a crap dishwasher I cannot replace. I was using these and switched and regretted it. I am a bachelor. That is all.

These get the dishes clean with no residue and they're relatively cheap. The box keeps them tidy. Just make sure they are near where water comes into the washer and not near the heating element or they can get stuck and melt without opening properly and dissolving.