With a family of ten I am constantly running my dishwasher and doing loads of by hand dishes. Last week I thought the drying unit was out in my dishwasher because the dishes were wet and spotty, then my son reminded me to add more Jet Dry. Voila! Spots and water conquered and no expensive dishwasher repairs needed.

I only buy this at Sam's! I hate the big bottle, but I keep a smaller bottle under my sink and refill it from this bottle! The smell doesn't bother me and it seems to be a while before I have to add more in the compartment. I use this along with either a Finish or Cascade brand detergent (whichever one is cheaper when I need it) and my dishes do come out with little to no spots.

Started using Finish when it came as a sample with our new dishwasher. I immediately noticed how much better things looked after washing - especially no water marks. Since the dishwasher has an automatic dispenser for Finish, it makes it really easy to use. I set it to the lowest setting, and it lasts a long time.

It is amazing how much difference is made by using this in my new dishwasher and I don't know how they do it or what is in it tp make all dishes including plastic wear dry no water every where when you empty your clean dishes out after a cycle that is big to me , always hated water getting on the floor and cabinets, and I didn't believe it was going to make a difference, well i am a fan

Great value. But the bottle is too big and clumsy. I used a funnel to refill my smaller bottle and still spilled a lot. The big bottle is way too large to fill the dishwasher with. You need a smaller one to fill the dishwasher. The product is a good one.

Maybe I'll stop using it to see if it seems to make a major difference. I'm honestly not the biggest expert on appliances. All I want is utensils that are sanitary and plates/pots/pans that look and feel clean. I feel like a dishwasher shouldn't EVER require pre-soaking or scrubbing. Ideally, I should be able to give my dinner plate to my dog to eat any scraps or lick up any remaining flavor, then take that dish, whether it's got food residue or not, and put it into the dishwasher. After the cycle, I don't feel like there should be any dirtiness, spots, or discoloration. Ideally, the dishwasher would just clean the items in such a way as to not require soaps or detergents or any such things. Someone should just make an automatic dish sanitizer that fits in one half of a kitchen sink or mud room utility tub. Rather than piling the dishes in the sink to be rinsed and scrubbed before they get stuck-on food, just place them into the sanitizer for a minute, and take them out, completely clean and sanitized. CAN WE DO THIS, PLEASE? IT'S 2021!

I LOVE this stuff. I can tell a huge difference in the cleanliness/amount of fog and shine in my dishes when I use this vs when I don’t, and I’ve tried several brands. I highly recommend purchasing this item through Sams because the bottle is about the same price as other stores (in my area, anyway) and is WAY bigger.

Great product. We have hard water here and this gets the spots out. I pour a little in the bottom of the dishwasher before each wash (along with keeping the little rinse compartment full). I poura fe drops into my tea mug when hand washing to get rid of the tea stains.

We chose this when we replaced our dishwasher a few months ago. Works well, but vinegar also works well and vinegar is cheaper For now, we appreciate a smaller container that is easy to pour from, rather than a gallon container of vinegar. .When finances change we might return to vinegar and portion to a smaller container to pour from.

I didn't realize everything could come out so dry that I didn't have to use a dish towel. Added bonus: The dishwasher and filter always got a pink slimy coating, mold or something, and that has disappeared. Now the stainless interior sparkles without using special cleaner.