Works just as well as the best name brands at less than half the cost. In response to some posts claiming aluminum damage, aluminum is not recommended in a dishwasher. This is usually stated in dishwasher mfgr's instructions, most aluminum kitchen product instructions, and all over the internet. The caustic properties of all dishwasher detergents will pit and discolor aluminum.

We returned ours. They left a greasy film on all the dishes after running through a cycle. We are the weirdos who get rid of almost all the residue on our dirty dishes before loading them into the dishwasher, so there’s no excuse for the dishes to be slimy. Even running them through a sanitary wash/rinse did not help. We switched back to Cascade and all is well.

This dishwasher detergent seems to work just as well as the top name brands. We have completed six loads so far with this detergent. It does include grease fighter and rinse aid. I'm not sure how well the rinse aid feature works at this point since we have rinse aid still in our dishwasher, so we didn't have any spots before or after using this detergent. It seems to cut grease as well as the major brands and we can't tell any difference in cleaning performance. The price for this product is about 1/2 of what we have been paying for to top name brand detergent, so this is definitely a great value.

Do not function well, and many of my dishes are coming out still dirty, which I very rarely had happen with Cascade. I will not ever purchase these again, and if I could return them, I would. Unfortunately there's 105 of these I either need to finish using or waste my money completely and throw them out. Throwing them out might actually save me money by not having to re-wash my dishes all the time.

We have been using Finish for years. It always worked great. Cleaned everything, no residue. Was easy to use. Decided to try Members Mark brand, much lower cost. I have to say it cleans as good as the Finish brand did. I saw no difference. It will be Members Mark from now on.

After reading a good review by Consumer Reports I tried these. These dishwasher pacs clean well, but the cleaning is too harsh for aluminum. The exterior of my aluminum nonstick skillet and my aluminum baking pan both changes from a shiny aluminum color to a dull gray color

This did not work well for me. It didnt dissolve in my dishwasher. When I opened my washer, my dishes looked clean but I suspect that was just the rinse aid and the hot water doing their job because there was still a glob of detergent in the detergent cup. I will stick to my gel detergent. I do like that they are convenient to use, and there is no mess. The addition of a pocket with rinse aid is nice as well because sometimes we forget to refill our rinse aid cup. Unfortunately, as I mentioned, it just didnt work for us.

I usually use Finish for my dishwasher detergent. I tried this product and it did just as well or even better than Finish. I was very impressed with the performance. The only downside to the product is opening it up. The small holes to used to open the tabs cut my fingers. Aside from the bad experience with opening the container, the product performs excellent.

This are awful. I have had such good experiences with all other Member Mark brand products but these are HORRIBLE! Don’t be like me and try to save a few dollars because you’re going to spend that much in electricity/water/labor rewashing your dishes multiple times to get the white residue off them and get them truly clean! Returning these!

These Member's Mark Ultimate Clean Automatic Dishwasher Detergent Packs do a fairly good job of cleaning. It is totally comparable to the more expensive brand, but without the higher cost. It is good to use the packs as it eliminates the need to measure out detergent like you would do for the liquid equivalent, and it has a three in one formula to remove dried on food, so no need to pre-wash and it gives the glassware a clear shine. The 105-count bucket will last you awhile. We used it several times and all the dishes came out clean, even the ones with dried on food. My wife likes to bake bread, and so her bread loaf pans are a pain to wash by hand, so I am thankful that I can use the dishwasher instead. And it cleaned about 98% of the stain off of them, only leaving a very small amount on the handle, which is no big deal. This was with the normal cleaning option, I am sure that if I used the heavy stain option, it would have gotten 100% clean. But for the money we would save from using the name brand, it would be more that worth it to switch over to the Member’s Mark brand and save money, especially in today’s economy.