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| Reviews: | 51 Sam's Club Reviews |
| Product Description: | Member's Mark Ultimate Clean Automatic Dishwasher Detergent Pacs are formulated with a special all-in-one formula that cleans your dishes in three distinct and powerful ways: it cleans dried-on food, eliminates the need to pre-wash and gives your glassware a crystal-clear shine. With these ultra-concentrated dishwasher pods, you know you're using the right amount of detergent every single time you run a load of dishes. No need to pre-rinse your dishes, as these single dose dishwasher detergent pacs remove 24-hour stuck on food and grease, while leaving behind a sparkling clean shine with a fresh scent. When you use the right amount of detergent, your dishes get clean and you aren't wasting money on extra, unnecessary detergent.Â
The Member's Mark Ultimate Clean Automatic Dishwasher Detergent Pacs fit most dishwasher dispenser cups and are safe for septic systems. With one dishwasher pac used per wash, this 105 ct. reclosable bucket will be sure to last.Â
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| Product SKU: | 26200378 |
| Cascade Complete Gel + Oxi Dishwasher Detergent (125 fl. oz.)Average rating: | 4.8419out of5stars, based on0reviews |
| Count: | 105 pacs |
| Current price: | $11.58 |
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| Pacs Dishwasher Detergent Pods, Fresh Scent (92 ct.)Fromcurrent price: | $22.98$22.98$0.25/ea |
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| Reynolds Wrap 18" Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil (150 sq. ft./roll, 2 rolls)Fromcurrent price: | $16.98$16.98$0.06/sf |
| Scent: | Fresh Clean Scent |
| Seedless English Cucumbers (3 ct.)current price: | $3.98$3.98$1.33/ea |
| Shipping Info: | Standard - 4 to 10 business days Ship Info |
| Sweet Baby Ray's Barbecue Sauce (40 oz., 2 pk.)Fromcurrent price: | $6.18$6.18$3.09/ea |
| Warranty: | This product is covered by the Sam's Club Member Satisfaction Guarantee. |
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Good luck!
Jon
Good luck!
Jon
Nothing wrong with being a chapskate, but Consumer Reports tested all of the various dishwasher products. I used to buy the Cascade gel because I figured I'd save money and the packets were just "gimicky." I was wrong. CR tested it, and the Cascade Gel scored very low. I didn't notice any powders tested, but I expect the same - if they were tested, they'd likely score low as well.
The above said, I, personally, have bought these from Sam's. I was lucky enough to get them when they were $9.99 a box, but even at this price, given inflation, how many you get, and their CR top rating, I think they're an outstanding bargain - at regular price.
Best!
Tots
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Nothing wrong with being a chapskate, but Consumer Reports tested all of the various dishwasher products. I used to buy the Cascade gel because I figured I'd save money and the packets were just "gimicky." I was wrong. CR tested it, and the Cascade Gel scored very low. I didn't notice any powders tested, but I expect the same - if they were tested, they'd likely score low as well.
The above said, I, personally, have bought these from Sam's. I was lucky enough to get them when they were $9.99 a box, but even at this price, given inflation, how many you get, and their CR top rating, I think they're an outstanding bargain - at regular price.
Best!
Tots
Since there are so few powder brands in the market CR stopped testing them around 2019 (as noted in the link above). However, accessing old CR testing (through a subscription or, in my case, via my library's access to EBSCOhost) highlights old reviews which order the placement: a 2013 report put 5 premium pacs at the top of the list, and #6 was Cascade Complete powder (ahead, at the time, of plenty of other pacs from Kirkland, etc.). Basically, powders and major brand pacs all scored in a range of Very Good to Excellent for their cleaning power, while gels were put another step down to Good (like Cascade Complete gel) to Fair (the much more common ranking for gels in that report).
Cascade Complete powder remains widely available at typically under 9 cents/ounce. Given the price advantage, that suggests a price/performance window that could justify its existence (not to mention the ability to control usage [usatoday.com], though few users have to concern themselves too much with this). Though this deal demonstrates that the gap between the highest performing pac and a top performing powder is diminishing, I'm admittedly holding out until it gets to zero(!) or better (essentially compelling any value shopper to buy pacs).
This isn't unprecedented, as the laundry detergent market went through a similar transition as liquids improved to the point that options became highly available which were both higher performing and cheaper per wash than their powder competition.
Good luck!
Jon
Unfortunately, the 2020 and 2023 ratings from CR weren't detailed breakouts indicating the various contributing factors to the scoring, but rather quick "What We're Testing in Our Labs ..." updates with only the final scores for a few products noted.
Good luck!
Jon
Unfortunately, the 2020 and 2023 ratings from CR weren't detailed breakouts indicating the various contributing factors to the scoring, but rather quick "What We're Testing in Our Labs ..." updates with only the final scores for a few products noted.
Good luck!
Jon
I'll give these Sam's ones a try and see.
I'll give these Sam's ones a try and see.
I was happy to be making an early effort to eliminate phosphates, but frustrated by the white buildup on my plastic containers (which I'd resorted to monthly soaking and handwashing) - a byproduct of the very hard water in my area. Ultimately, CR published a notification and explanation of the issue in 2011 titled Dishwasher detergents: New tests find a glitch. CR changed their testing going forward, but this occurrence definitely ingrained in me the distinction between CR's full reviews and their mini-recommendations as well as the limits of their process overall.
Thankfully, formulations have improved significantly since that time.
Good luck!
Jon