Be careful to shake (not stir) before use as active/solid ingredients portion of product may have settled to bottom of jug leaving water at top unmixed.

If you are still using dishwasher "pods" for dish cleaning, you are missing out on; 1) ultra clean dishes, 2) a very clean dishwasher interior (gets better with each use) and 3) best value for the money.

Never have any problems with cascade and better than the pods. It does not clean as perfectly as commercials imply (no surprise) but it does a good job in cleaning dishes.

I used the pods for years and read a few articles about how bad they are, both my kids use liquid, so I gave it a try, and I really like it. There doesn't seem to be as much residue on the dishes or dishwasher.

Walmarts’s Great Value dish detergent works much better than this. I have used GV detergent earlier and never saw the food residues on dishes after washes, but from the time I started using Cascade, I see the food still stuck. Not worth the buck, go for GV its half price of cascade.

this company charged $21.00 for an $11.00 item. my husband didn't realize how much we were overpaying. Walmart did not have this item, so he ordered from some other company.

Does a good job cleaning the dishes. Not so good at discouraging language out of my children's mouths.

Decent cheap alternative to the overpriced and polluting pods. The pods put plastic in your septic system so I use them sparingly.

I’ve been using this brand of liquid dishwasher soap for a long time. This particular one has oxi in it. There is no difference with or without the oxi in it.

I like this better than powdered detergent. And it is much cheaper than pods. Gets dishes clean using very little product. This size container lasts me six months for a family of three adults.