Amazon has 62-ct Finish Ultimate Infinity Shine Dishwasher Pods on sale for $19.94 - $6.98 (clip the 35% off coupon on the item page) - $1.99 (10% Subscribe & Save discount) = $10.97. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 62-ct Finish Ultimate Infinity Shine Dishwasher Pods on sale for $19.94 - $6.98 (clip the 35% off coupon on the item page) - $1.99 (10% Subscribe & Save discount) = $10.97. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Literally bought the stuff on sale at costco 2 days ago. Comes out to 14 cents per pod vs 17 cents here, but the costco stuff is considered "better" while this is "best" according to their marketing
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Had lots with coupons. Just search "finish dishwash pods"
Not sure difference of all their lines but got quantum infinity (70 pack) and quantum (84 pack) for around 12 cents a pod back in october. This seems a little high.
What is the difference between "Finish Ultimate Infinity Shine" vs "Finish Quantum Infinity Shine"? I got the later one recently.
I wondered too because they look like they're just different designs of the red white and blue materials. Supposedly the breakdown is as follows:
Finish Ultimate Infinity Shine is their top-tier detergent, with 5X cleaning power, Protector Shield for glassware, and CycleSync tech for the best results on tough stains and hard water. Quantum Infinity Shine is a step down but still strong, offering 2X grease removal and Protector Shield for shine, but not quite as powerful as Ultimate. Regular Quantum is the basic version—good for everyday cleaning, but lacks the advanced shine and stain-fighting tech of the Infinity Shine variants.
Now how they measure 5X the power from one to the next, I'm not sure.
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I wondered too because they look like they're just different designs of the red white and blue materials. Supposedly the breakdown is as follows:
Finish Ultimate Infinity Shine is their top-tier detergent, with 5X cleaning power, Protector Shield for glassware, and CycleSync tech for the best results on tough stains and hard water. Quantum Infinity Shine is a step down but still strong, offering 2X grease removal and Protector Shield for shine, but not quite as powerful as Ultimate. Regular Quantum is the basic version—good for everyday cleaning, but lacks the advanced shine and stain-fighting tech of the Infinity Shine variants.
Now how they measure 5X the power from one to the next, I'm not sure.
What Technology Connections showed in testing was that while the top end pods did as well as powder, the lower end pods seemed to be intentionally made worse than traditional powder, presumably to drive you to the more expensive options. I think the takeaway is if you absolutely must have the best cleaning and the convenience of pods, you should pony up the cash for the top of the line, and if you are looking to save money, get cheap powder.
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And the update from a few weeks ago if you are so inclined: https://youtu.be/DAX2_mPr9W8
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Not sure difference of all their lines but got quantum infinity (70 pack) and quantum (84 pack) for around 12 cents a pod back in october. This seems a little high.
10 cents each on this one.
https://www.amazon.com/Finish-Dis...9hdGY&th=
Finish Ultimate Infinity Shine is their top-tier detergent, with 5X cleaning power, Protector Shield for glassware, and CycleSync tech for the best results on tough stains and hard water. Quantum Infinity Shine is a step down but still strong, offering 2X grease removal and Protector Shield for shine, but not quite as powerful as Ultimate. Regular Quantum is the basic version—good for everyday cleaning, but lacks the advanced shine and stain-fighting tech of the Infinity Shine variants.
Now how they measure 5X the power from one to the next, I'm not sure.
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Finish Ultimate Infinity Shine is their top-tier detergent, with 5X cleaning power, Protector Shield for glassware, and CycleSync tech for the best results on tough stains and hard water. Quantum Infinity Shine is a step down but still strong, offering 2X grease removal and Protector Shield for shine, but not quite as powerful as Ultimate. Regular Quantum is the basic version—good for everyday cleaning, but lacks the advanced shine and stain-fighting tech of the Infinity Shine variants.
Now how they measure 5X the power from one to the next, I'm not sure.
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