Cascade Free & Clear Dishwasher Pods, Actionpacs Detergent, Lemon Essence, 62 Count

If you're tired of dishwashing detergents that leave behind harsh chemicals or strong scents, Cascade Free & Clear might be a game-changer for you. It’s designed to be tough on grease and grime but gentle on sensitive skin, and it actually delivers on that promise. First off, it really works. Whether you're dealing with dried-on food or just your regular dinner dishes, this detergent does a great job of cutting through grease and leaving everything looking spotless. Glasses come out streak-free, and even when I’ve had tough stains, it seems to handle them without a hitch. What’s in It: What I really appreciate is the fact that it’s free of dyes, fragrances, and phosphates. So if you or anyone in your house has allergies or just prefers a more natural option, this is a great pick. It’s definitely cleaner in terms of ingredients, but still manages to clean dishes like the more traditional detergents. Packaging & Convenience: The packaging is pretty straightforward, nothing too fancy, but it's recyclable which is always a plus. It The pods are especially convenient, no mess, no measuring. It’s a little pricier than some of the other brands, but honestly, I think it’s worth it for how well it works and the peace of mind knowing it’s not loaded with chemicals. Final Thoughts: All in all, Cascade Free & Clear is a solid option if you're looking for a detergent that gets the job done without all the added chemicals. It’s effective and environmentally-friendly. If you're making the switch to cleaner products, this is definitely worth checking out.

These dishwasher pods work great, and dishes come out clean and shiny every time. I appreciate that they're free of dyes and heavy perfumes, making them a gentle choice for my household. The lemon essence adds a subtle, fresh scent without being overpowering. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an effective and eco-friendly dishwasher detergent. The only thing I hate is if you touch one with wet hands inside the bucket, the rest of them stick together.

I originally used Finish pods but the smell was obnoxious and anything porous ended up smelling like cheap perfume. I then went for the Finish unscented pods which were truly unscented and worked equally well. Its made in Poland and is no longer available on Amazon so I switched to Cascade unscented. I've been using them now for two months and they are as good as Finish. I had always heard that Cascade shouldn't be used in a Miele or Bosch but we haven't had any problem with streaking or etching. I will say that you definitely need to also use the rinse aid (Finish) to ensure sparkling glasses. I didn't have this problem with Finish but maybe the pods already had a rinse aid in them. Back to the scent, there is a slight scent to these pods but nothing like Finish. The scent does not stick stick to the dishes, the only time I smell it is when I open the dw up after a cycle.

Not scent free; slight lemon scent - which they acknowledge on their label. Not terrible, however, not "free and clear." Still, does a decent job of cleaning the dishes, and doesn't stink nearly as much as all the other products out there. So, yeah, four stars.

No complaints about these dishwashing pods. I've been using Cascade for many years, and it always gets the job done well. It gets my dishes, glasses and flatware perfectly clean without any spotting. Cascade is usually more expensive than the no-name brands, but it works so much better making it the better value. This is the first time I've used this particular version of Cascade and it works just as well as other Cascade versions in the pod format. I've actually never noticed any significant difference between Cascade versions, so I look for the lowest price per pod across the Cascade lineup and get that.