Review on Finish Gelpacs Dishwasher Detergent Tablets Household Supplies : Dishwashing by Kaitlyn Nelson

I went to the grocery store to buy washing up liquid. They didn't have my badge. My dishwasher was old and I was worried about changing brands. Another woman was shopping for dish soap and I asked her what she used. She uses Finnish gel packs, so I took a chance and bought a pack and, as they say, I've never looked back. One thing I suggest is taking the gel packs out of the plastic they come in and putting them in a ziplock bag which you seal after squeezing the air out. This prevents them from being drained before you can use them. I have absolutely no negative comments. He always does what I want. PS: I just read some other reviews and encountered some problems. Not opening the gel pouches and finding them dripping on the bottom of the dishwasher was solved by very gently touching them with wet hands AND for some reason transferring them from the plastic packaging they came in into a ziplock bag . I put them all in a ziplock bag when I first open the box. I make sure my hands are dry - and clean of course - and push all the air out of the bag. When I take them out, make sure my hands are clean and dry, and I put the gel pack in the detergent bin by the door (I have a jacuzzi), then close it and, as someone said, just walk away. Whatever caused the dripping in the dishwasher isn't happening anymore, so something in this zip lock transfer process is working properly. I also only buy a pack of 20 because I had a problem with them seeming to deteriorate before I'd used them all and I didn't want to spend money throwing them away. I used the last night so I'm in the store!