| Reviews : Seventh Generation, Free & Clear Auto Dish Powder 75 Ounces |
Seventh Generation, Free & Clear Auto Dish Powder 75 Ounces Product By Seventh Generation Available From 7 Sellers |
Technical Details
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- new and improved formula to reduce spotting and filming in hard water
- non-toxic, Biodegradable, Hypo-allergenic, Kosher certified, not tested on animals.
- contains no chlorine, phosphates, fragrances, dyes,
Product Description
Seventh Generation's Free & Clear Automatic Dishwashing Powder has NO chlorine and NO fragrances which can pollute the air in your home. Our new and improved formula to reduce spotting and filming in hard water, and granulated to ensure that it stays free-flowing, making it much easier to use. Independent tests show our auto dish powder cleans as well as the traditional leading brands but without phosphates or chlorine. No dyes or fragrances. Rinse aid recommended in areas with very hard water. Our Automatic Dishwashing Powder is Non-toxic, Biodegradable, Hypo-allergenic, Safe for septic and greywater systems, Kosher certified and, NOT tested on animals.Similar Products
Customer Reviews
By Lisa Burkes (Evansville, IN)
I bought a box of Seventh Generation Free & Clear dish powder because I want to use toxic-free cleaning products in my home. While the dish powder did remove all the dirt and grime and leave the dishes clean in that sense, it left a white powdery residue on the heating coils, calphalon cooking spoons, and my clear glasses. For now I'll just be using Cascade instead.
By Kathryn G.
I have been using this product for awhile and I think it does a satisfactory job. It cleans the dishes well and leaves no smell in my plastics, including my daughter's plastic plates and cups. I stopped using Cascade when I realized that you could actually taste the chemicals on the plastic. Cascade does do a better job cleaning. It should. It, like every other widely available commercial brand, is a very strong base (alkaline), very caustic. Their phosphates are detrimental to marine life. And now many contain bleach. More dioxins, please! The Seventh Generation version does not clean my silverware as well. If anything is stuck-on before washing it remains there (especially egg or almond butter). My solution to this is pretty easy and obvious. We just keep a bus tub in the sink with a small amount of water. Dirty utensils go there. Dishes get the same treatment if necessary. Sometimes (not often) there is a powdery white residue on the dishes which is easy to remove. Overall, I am pleased with this product and its shortcomings are not enough to make me switch back. I just feel better about using this in my home.
By Jean (MD)
I have been using this product for over a year. It works just a well as Cascade or any other top brand. However, if you have hard water you need to use a little less and/or a rinse aid. I used it before and after we had a water softener installed. After the water softener was installed I no longer needed a rinse aid. It works and I find comfort in knowing its safe for my family.
By K. Petry (Maryland)
We just got a brand new dishwasher and decided to switch to a detergent without harsh chemicals. This is a great product. I highly recommend it.
By midnite shopper (New York)
This is the first Seventh Generation cleaner my family tried and we were pleased enough to continue using it. Like many we were looking to take a step back from the daily chemical invasion of our home in the name of keeping it clean.
We like this cleaner for a few reasons:
1. It works well
2. It is enviromentally sound
3. It doesn't stink out the kitchen like standard commercial soaps do
Left off a star because on occasion it does clump a bit in our dispenser though it is a fairly new and modern appliance, and it is a bit less effective when the dishwasher is packed (typically the silver ware after a party). But for every day dishes for our family of 4 it never lets us down and it feels good knowing I am not bombarding our family's dishes with chemicals before we eat off them.
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