Dirty Labs | Dishwasher Detergent and Booster | Aestival Scent | 48 Loads (1 lb) | Ultra Clean, Spot Free, Quick Wash Optimized | Hyper Concentrated

After much review of “clean” dishwasher detergents I decided to try Dirty Labs even though the price point is very high. I was nervous in using in the 1st wash because of the price point and hoped it would clean well and not leave streaks as it says you don’t need a rinse aid. To my relief it performed great, cleaned well and no streaks on glasses! The only downside of it is the price but I didn’t give less stars because I knew the price and ordered it anyway.

It is the best I have ever used. The colour design on plates/mugs does not fade despite cleaning all brilliantly. Does not leave chemical smell in dishwasher or on plates like modern powders do.

Excellent product, with great smell and cleaning performance. My dishwasher can't cope with tablets or gel packs, as it leaves them behind part-undissolved. It's now almost impossible to find dishwasher detergent in liquid or powder form in UK supermarkets, so this was an ideal solution.

I’m very impressed at the way this powder cleans dirty dishes. I’ve tried many natural alternatives, with no success but this brand actually works very well.

Dirty Labs dishwasher detergent uses enzymes to clean dishes instead of chemical solvents. I've used it for a few months and so far it has been able to clean my dishes as effectively as my previous detergent pods. Glasses come out clear and without residue. The packaging is made of recyclable cardboard and includes a small metal tray (appears to be aluminum) and wooden spoon for measuring the powder. The box is labeled as 100% recyclable, though the specific material composition of the tray isn't explicitly stated. The detergent has a faint citrus scent that isn't overpowering. The measuring process adds a few seconds compared to tossing in a pod, but the cleaning performance and better eco footprint make it a worthwhile trade-off in my opinion.