automatic dishwasher detergent

• The washer doesn’t have enough water circulating around the dishwasher to remove the powder particles. 

• The water isn’t hot enough to full dissolve the powder. This is important for a couple of reasons, one is to properly dissolve all detergents and to disinfect the dishes - Very important! If the water isn't warm enough, it won't kill the germs or the bacteria that exist on the dishes. 

• It could be the rinse cycle is too short and the drying cycle dries the powder to the dishes

• If placing the pod in a dispenser, the door could be opening late in the cycle process so there’s not enough time during the wash and/or rinse cycle to completely dissolve the powder.  

• If it is an older washer, more than 3 years, it could be the washer because those older models were not designed for powder products.

Protect Your Family's Health By Going Natural

When used with traditional detergents, the dishwasher can become one of the most harmful appliances in the home. Traditional detergents release harmful chemicals such as chlorine and sulfuric acid into the air. These vapors damage your indoor air quality and can lead to problems such as chemical burns and even asthma. Go green to protect your family’s health. Free of artificial fragrances, dyes, phosphates, and chlorine,

Homemade Dishewashing Detergent May Not be Tthe Best Way to Clean

Homemade recipes for detergent may seem like a good idea, but vinegar, salt, and even baking soda can be harmful for your dishes. Not only do these ingredients wear down enamel, they can scratch the surface of your dishes and can leave them feeling less than clean. Ditch these ineffective methods and go with our dish detergent, free of phosphates, dyes, and harsh chemicals; it cuts through dirt and grime, keeping your dishes clean. Both safe and effective, this dish detergent is great for use with any standard or European dishwasher.