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What kind of dishwasher detergent do you use?

Jan 12, 2012 10:54 PM

I noticed a deal for the Cascade Action pacs and it made me think about it. Do you use Liquid detergent, powder, gel packs or the solid packs? Which has worked better for you. I suppose if you want to get really detailed do you use the Jet Dry stuff?

emerson42 emerson42

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I use the action packs (gel) and jet dry or something similar. My knives don't like scented detergent, so I have to get the regular ones. That's fine with me, because why would you want your clean silverware to smell like fruit? I've never understood that.

rprebel rprebel
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Great Value powdered.

jsimsace jsimsace
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I use the little tabs with the powerball (can't recall the brand ). They've seemed to work the best and you can often get them on sale at Target or Publix (in the Southeast). I've also found that jet dry works wonders if you are left with deposits on your glasses, etc.

caver2130 caver2130
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Great Value liquid.

hossdawg97 hossdawg97
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I use the solid packs but have been meaning to try the gel packs. A definite YES on the Jet-Dry. Err, until recently that is... the Jet-Dry dispenser must have gotten clogged in my dishwasher and my glassware and silverware have had water spots ever since.

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