Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #52388 in Health and Beauty
- Size: 100 Pacs
- Brand: Seventh Generation
- Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
77 of 79 people found the following review helpful.
By gshoes
I have used the Seventh Generation Dish Pacs for 18 months now. My dishwasher always leaves loose powder in the detergent cup so it is necessary for me to use pacs to prevent this. I have been very happy with the cleanliness of my dishes and there is never a residue left behind.The original version of these dish pacs were packaged in a cardboard box. I was disappointed to see that the packaging had been changed to plastic and I contacted Seventh Generation to express my disappointment. To my surprise they responded with the following:We appreciate your concern for the impacts of the products you purchase. I do want to be clear that the pouch we are using can be recycled. It can be recycled at most grocery stores, at the front of the store many places have recycling for the plastic bags and the pouch can be added to this.Another important note, the cardboard we did use for the pacs was not recyclable. There was a small amount of clay in the cardboard to help prevent any moisture from entering and this prevented it from being recycled. It could break down, if exposed to the right elements but most likely this would not happen if tossed in the trash.The new pouch is not ideal but the overall impact is actually less than that of the cardboard we were using. We do feel that plastic needs to used only when necessary and that it should certainly be recyclable. We continue to work on the packaging and ingredients of our products to minimize the impacts they will have. I do hope that our products can still be a match for your home. Please feel free to contact me if I can help with anything.
32 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
By E. Kerby
This gets glass dishes clean and crystal-clear! It doesn't leave white residue.About a year ago some new law passed that required most dishwasher soap companies to change their formulas. In our home we use a lot of glass (because we don't like having our food come into contact with plastics), so all of our dishes started getting cloudy. I tried to hand-wash them, but it was pretty hard to remove the residue. They didn't look very clean.The problem kept getting worse until we switched to Seventh Generation Automatic Dishwasher pacs. Seriously, the first time I used one of these, all of our plates and bowls and glasses came out clear again! It was amazing. Half of our plates (the ones in the cupboard) were dull and cloudy from the Cascade automatic dishwasher packs, and the other half were beautiful and clear from these Seventh Generation automatic dishwasher pacs. It was such an incredible contrast that we will definitely never go back to the other brand.Shortly after we started using Seventh Generation soap, I heard about the change in dishwasher soap ingredients, and I heard that the solution is to add "citric acid" to each load of dishes. It gets rid of the problem with cloudy dishes. The same film that makes dishes cloudy also creates a residue on dishwasher parts and can cause dishwashers to need repair...but citric acid also removes the buildup on the dishwasher parts. I looked at the list of ingredients on this Seventh Generation soap and the first ingredient is citric acid. No wonder it works so well!I highly recommend this automatic dishwasher soap. If you're having problems with your dishes coming out cloudy, this will solve the problem because it contains citric acid--so it will also help maintain your actual dishwasher.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
By L. Woo
I switched to these pacs because I clean my baby bottles in the dishwasher and didn't want to use the harsh chemicals in the other brands. These pacs do tend to leave residue on your dishes, especially on tupperware, as compared to the cascade pacs. I also recently talked to a diswasher repair man and he said that the 7th gen isn't good for the diswasher cause it leaves a residue. He suggested switching to the Finish Quantum brand instead because they too have removed the phosphates from their cleaners. Once I run out of these, I am going to look into using the Quantums instead.
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