Amazon has
62-Count Finish Powerball Ultimate Infinity Shine Dishwashing Tablets w/ CycleSync & Protector Shield for $22.60 - $7 when you "clip" coupon on product page - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
$14.47.
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About this item:
- Removes burnt-on stains in toughest conditions; even in old machines and hard water
- The only tab with CycleSync technology, which releases the right ingredient at the right time
- Ultimate clean, even when you skip the rinse. Save up to 20 gallons of water every time you skip the rinse
- Revolutionary performance in recyclable tubs
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Costco has Quantums for 18 cents each. https://www.costco.com/finish-pow...36250.htm
This deal is for Ultimates for 22 cents each. Ultimates include hard water treatment and work better in older dish washers. https://www.finishdishw
TL|DR for those who don't want to watch the video: Prewash cycle is hugely important, use powder and hot water for the first cycle. Packs are nothing more than pressed powder in a fancy, expensive packaging. Liquid cannot contain both bleach & enzymes because the liquid formulation results in the bleach component deactivating the enzymes so most liquids or gels just use one or the other. At the very least, put the pack in the main cup and just make sure nothing blocks the door from releasing open.
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This guy does not agree, packs are worst. He seems like he knows what he's talking about.
TL|DR for those who don't want to watch the video: Prewash cycle is hugely important, use powder and hot water for the first cycle. Packs are nothing more than pressed powder in a fancy, expensive packaging. Liquid cannot contain both bleach & enzymes because the liquid formulation results in the bleach component deactivating the enzymes so most liquids or gels just use one or the other. At the very least, put the pack in the main cup and just make sure nothing blocks the door from releasing open.
Costco has Quantums for 18 cents each. https://www.costco.com/finish-pow...36250.htm
This deal is for Ultimates for 22 cents each. Ultimates include hard water treatment and work better in older dish washers. https://www.finishdishw
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That would just be the mere "infinity shine".
This is the ULTIMATE infinity shine! They shine forever, plus some!
TL|DR for those who don't want to watch the video: Prewash cycle is hugely important, use powder and hot water for the first cycle. Packs are nothing more than pressed powder in a fancy, expensive packaging. Liquid cannot contain both bleach & enzymes because the liquid formulation results in the bleach component deactivating the enzymes so most liquids or gels just use one or the other. At the very least, put the pack in the main cup and just make sure nothing blocks the door from releasing open.
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This guy does not agree, packs are worst. He seems like he knows what he's talking about.
Some of the liquid calcifies around the cheap plastic mechanisms that every manufacture has gone cheap on. To replace these dispensers you literally have to take apart the door on most dishwashers or you do what I did an scrubbed it for like an hour with a toothbrush just to get it working 50 percent of the time.
Never again. I will be packs for life. Never had a pack ruin cheap BS on dishwashers.
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