Amazon has 82-Count Finish Powerball Quantum Dishwasher Detergent Tablets​ for $13.10 - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $12.45. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
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Amazon has 82-Count Finish Powerball Quantum Dishwasher Detergent Tablets​ for $13.10 - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $12.45. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
Thanks to community member OperationFiddlestix for sharing this deal.
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I feel these tabs are overrated. After watching "Technology connection" video on Dishwasher Detergent, I think everyone is overpaying for these tabs.
I switched from expensive Cascade gel/tabs to Walmart branded detergent and see no difference in washing fidelity.
If you still want tabs the Kirkland branded ones do the job just fine. $12 for 115 tabs, 10.4 cents per tabs.
I feel these tabs are overrated. After watching "Technology connection" video on Dishwasher Detergent, I think everyone is overpaying for these tabs.
I switched from expensive Cascade gel/tabs to Walmart branded detergent and see no difference in washing fidelity.
If you still want tabs the Kirkland branded ones do the job just fine. $12 for 115 tabs, 10.4 cents per tabs.
Good price. For those of you who use tabs over powdered or liquid detergent, you may be skipping the prewash step with your dishwasher and only having the dishwasher rinsing them.
For additional information on this topic check out technology connections take on it: https://youtu.be/_rBO8neWw04?feature=shared
Jump to 10:38 for the detail on this.
Also, at 1:40 there is a great tip!
Last edited by nelifox24 September 19, 2023 at 11:06 AM.
these were awful in my new dishwasher.
Did not dissolve properly. Half of it remained after the wash, stuck to the door.
Returned them to amazon.
Never had an issue with Walmart brand or cascade.
Using city water with hot tap.
current online price is 22.99 (100pk) but could be less in-store...next month costco coupon book has $5 off 100pk.
I would guess probably $19.99 or less in-store so after the five dollars off, it would probably be around $14.99 or less so just slightly cheaper per tablet/pack than this Amazon deal.
A few months ago, the in-warehouse Costco price for 100 tabs was $19.99. An instant coupon for $5 off was in effect, so $14.99 or 15 cents per tab. Hope that helps!
I feel these tabs are overrated. After watching "Technology connection" video on Dishwasher Detergent, I think everyone is overpaying for these tabs.
I switched from expensive Cascade gel/tabs to Walmart branded detergent and see no difference in washing fidelity.
If you still want tabs the Kirkland branded ones do the job just fine. $12 for 115 tabs, 10.4 cents per tabs.
Came here to mention Technology Connections. Thanks!
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these were awful in my new dishwasher.
Did not dissolve properly. Half of it remained after the wash, stuck to the door.
Returned them to amazon.
Never had an issue with Walmart brand or cascade.
Using city water with hot tap.
I'd stay away.
Had similar experience, though not as extreme.
At first I thought the Finish Jet Dry Rinse Aid was having trouble dispensing and leaving its ooze behind. After letting the Rinse Aid compartment run completely out, it still happened and we realized it was probably due to making the switch over to these gel pacs from the solid Finish Tabs in the foil wrappers. There is this gel left behind both on the door below the dispenser but more importantly, on many of the cups and dishes closest to the door. Not just the outside but inside as well - odd because all our cups face down toward the jets. The viscosity of the substance left behind is ever so slightly different from water so it can hard to catch but when I held a clear glass up to the light - it was blue and I don't want myself or anyone else in our home to ingest that. These days, I find myself checking all cups/bowls etc. closest to the dispenser and giving them an extra rinse before drying and putting away. Not a fan. Costco stopped carrying the solid tabs and they seem harder to find these days.
Any deals on the solid Finish tabs?
Last edited by PordaPoddy September 19, 2023 at 12:29 PM.
I run my dishwasher 2-3 times a day (at least) and I've gone through a couple of bags of these as well as a couple boxes of the Kirkland brand over the last year or so and ultimately I like the Kirkland brand better for one reason: the Kirkland powder pods all get used where as I come across at least a couple of burst Finish pods in each bag. I once bought a couple of bags of the Finish on sale at Costco and by the time I got to the last bag, the burst pods in there looked real nasty - I don't know if it was mold or what, but the leaked blue liquid from the burst pods turned a gross looking green color. Don't like whatever that nasty stuff may be touching the other in tact pods that are still useable. I only buy Kirkland now but I never really noticed a difference in wash quality between the two.
these were awful in my new dishwasher.
Did not dissolve properly. Half of it remained after the wash, stuck to the door.
Returned them to amazon.
Never had an issue with Walmart brand or cascade.
Using city water with hot tap.
I'd stay away.
I also experience this. Would not buy them again. The solid/dry pods work/dissolve fine
I feel these tabs are overrated. After watching "Technology connection" video on Dishwasher Detergent, I think everyone is overpaying for these tabs.
I switched from expensive Cascade gel/tabs to Walmart branded detergent and see no difference in washing fidelity.
If you still want tabs the Kirkland branded ones do the job just fine. $12 for 115 tabs, 10.4 cents per tabs.
We have very hard water, so the Kirkland tabs would leave a white film on glass. No film when using Cascade Platinum
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I switched from expensive Cascade gel/tabs to Walmart branded detergent and see no difference in washing fidelity.
If you still want tabs the Kirkland branded ones do the job just fine. $12 for 115 tabs, 10.4 cents per tabs.
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I switched from expensive Cascade gel/tabs to Walmart branded detergent and see no difference in washing fidelity.
If you still want tabs the Kirkland branded ones do the job just fine. $12 for 115 tabs, 10.4 cents per tabs.
For additional information on this topic check out technology connections take on it: https://youtu.be/_rBO8neWw04?fea
Jump to 10:38 for the detail on this.
Also, at 1:40 there is a great tip!
Did not dissolve properly. Half of it remained after the wash, stuck to the door.
Returned them to amazon.
Never had an issue with Walmart brand or cascade.
Using city water with hot tap.
I'd stay away.
I switched from expensive Cascade gel/tabs to Walmart branded detergent and see no difference in washing fidelity.
If you still want tabs the Kirkland branded ones do the job just fine. $12 for 115 tabs, 10.4 cents per tabs.
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Did not dissolve properly. Half of it remained after the wash, stuck to the door.
Returned them to amazon.
Never had an issue with Walmart brand or cascade.
Using city water with hot tap.
I'd stay away.
Had similar experience, though not as extreme.
At first I thought the Finish Jet Dry Rinse Aid was having trouble dispensing and leaving its ooze behind. After letting the Rinse Aid compartment run completely out, it still happened and we realized it was probably due to making the switch over to these gel pacs from the solid Finish Tabs in the foil wrappers. There is this gel left behind both on the door below the dispenser but more importantly, on many of the cups and dishes closest to the door. Not just the outside but inside as well - odd because all our cups face down toward the jets. The viscosity of the substance left behind is ever so slightly different from water so it can hard to catch but when I held a clear glass up to the light - it was blue and I don't want myself or anyone else in our home to ingest that. These days, I find myself checking all cups/bowls etc. closest to the dispenser and giving them an extra rinse before drying and putting away. Not a fan. Costco stopped carrying the solid tabs and they seem harder to find these days.
Any deals on the solid Finish tabs?
Did not dissolve properly. Half of it remained after the wash, stuck to the door.
Returned them to amazon.
Never had an issue with Walmart brand or cascade.
Using city water with hot tap.
I'd stay away.
I switched from expensive Cascade gel/tabs to Walmart branded detergent and see no difference in washing fidelity.
If you still want tabs the Kirkland branded ones do the job just fine. $12 for 115 tabs, 10.4 cents per tabs.
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