Homethings, 40 Eco-Friendly Dishwasher Tablets, Eco 3-in-1 Dishwasher Tabs, Highly Effective Cleaning, No Toxic Chemicals, Vegan & Cruelty-Free, No Animal Testing, Made in EU

Really poor product and very disappointing I spent so much money for something below par. Does not clean very well, foams a lot, I also very much doubt that this product is as “natural” as it claims. Wish I could return

I actually really like these. I've tried other eco ones before. Smol occasionally didn't remove a sandy residue from some of the mugs on the top shelf. Thought it was probably just the dishwasher was a bit old but switched to these and they have been really good. Clean well, no dodgy smells or stickiness and the cups and glasses dont have any residue so no need for rinse aid. Great quality and clean well with no plastic at all.

We have tried a lot of eco friendly dishwasher tablets but all tend to fall short on the top brands that are full of chemicals. However these have been great ! We live in a very hard water area so we do add salt to the dishwasher still (even though the tablets contain salt ) and we’ve found that glasses are very clean and knowing they are non toxic is a huge bonus ! I can highly recommend these.

I really want to like this product but it leaves white powder all over the dishes which is super frustrating. Will have to go back to regular tablets which don’t do this.

I come from an environmental science and natural health background and was looking for the cleanest dishwasher tablet I could finc. I spent hours researching and found that second to loose powders (which don’t have any possible plastics in the tablet coating) , this is the best non toxic, low environmental impact dishwasher tablet available. In terms of cleaning power I find it cleans the same as supermarket eco brands. Nothing is perfect and sometimes I have to give my glasses an extra rinse, though that could be a factor related to my rinse aid to which is not from this brand. I would rather rinse my glasses than cover my food ware which chemicals which then end up in our waterways.