UltraWash Dishwasher Detergent Pods, Unscented (32 Ct) - Free & Clear | Cuts Grease & Stuck-On Food | Sparkling Dishes & Glasses | Residue-Free | Clean Ingredients | Plastic Free Packaging

The Dropps UltraWash Dishwasher Pods are an absolute delight and have revolutionized my dishwashing routine! If you’re looking for an effective, eco-friendly option that doesn’t compromise on performance, these pods are a must-try. First off, the convenience factor is unbeatable. Just pop a pod in the dishwasher, and you’re set—no messy powders or liquid spills. The pods dissolve completely and leave my dishes sparkling clean every time. Even the tough, baked-on stains don’t stand a chance! What I really love is the commitment to sustainability. These pods are free from harsh chemicals, and the packaging is minimal and recyclable. It’s great to know I’m doing my part for the environment without sacrificing cleaning power. Plus, there’s no overpowering chemical smell—just clean, fresh dishes. The performance of these pods is top-notch. They tackle grease and grime effortlessly, and I’ve noticed fewer water spots and film on my glasses and plates. My dishwasher runs efficiently, and I’ve had no issues with residue or clogging. If you’re looking for a green cleaning solution that works like a charm, Dropps UltraWash Dishwasher Pods are a fantastic choice. They combine effectiveness with eco-consciousness, making them a staple in my kitchen!

Cleans powerfully and rinses clean without the gritty deposits from competing brands. The whole package and soap container are all in paper, not plastic. I love this product!

These are amazing! They really clean my dishes very well! I really highly recommend this product! I am especially thrilled that this is an ewg verified product! I specifically bought this product for that purpose and I am very happy with the results! Clean ingredients which are exciting !

I like the fact that this has minimal packaging which is easily recycled. And it seems to clean dishes well. Unfortunately it seems to bring out the invisible/microscopic cracks in ceramic cookware and serving-ware. I wonder if, because it's mineral-based, it deposits minerals in those tiny cracks, turning them darkish-gray in an otherwise white surface. I don't know if it etches glassware; I haven't used it long enough to say. My enthusiasm is partial. UPDATE: When I was hand drying some dishes out of the dishwasher, I got more info about what's happening. Drying the inside of my favorite mugs, my towel got schmutzed by a grey residue from inside the mug. Aha! This product actually leaves a mineral residue on some ceramic finishes, which can be wiped off. In my two photos, the residue is clearly seen on the paper towel. One image shows the cloth towel better, the other shows the unwiped mug (on the right) better, without the misleading shadow cast inside the unwiped mug in the other foto. It appears this affects some surfaces more than others. I have some white porcelain pasta bowls which show no cracks or deposits from this product. Someone told me: in some types of pottery, white is the base coat, and other colors are additional coats painted on the piece. So some types of ceramics may develop these spider lines, others, if they have a "finish" white coat, may not. Now let's not get in a lather (unduly). Minerals are generally safe substances; in fact, most people don't have adequate mineral intake. I'd just rather be in control of my mineral intake, and not have to remember to switch to a paper towel for *some* drying.

Very easy to use and cleans my dishes well. Also no perfume smell.

Work great with my machine. No complaints

I’m so glad I found these. The big brand pods are loaded with harsh ingredients, and these are a cleaner option. Bonus: I actually think they work better. They’re also more affordable because you get a lot and the box lasts a long time. They’re tiny little pods, but they work hard. I’m not going back to the others.

Didn't really clean my dishes.Well had stains on them, didn't like the product.

I bought Ecover, dropps and trueartth and these were 2nd best. Ecover was the best. Not perfect but that couldn’t just be my crappy dishwasher. Rinsed nice every time with no residue left. Dropps were an ok 2nd, I’d use them in a pinch and TruEarth was crap every time.

I have been using Dropps for about 3 months and have been very impressed. The pods are small so easy to fit in dispenser, the scent is gentle and I have found it more gentle on my dishes' finishes and colors. The cleaning has been 99% in my 15 year old Bosch machine - only once did a casserole dish with cheese melted onto the bottom no come clean.