[Wednesday]

and why?

My powder has started sticking on my silverware and am not sure if it is the soap or dishwasher. Just when I thought it was the dishwasher, I hand washed some silver ware and the powder was still on the ones I hand washed

[couponhappy]

I had that problem when I decided to go with powder for a deal of course. I switched back to liquid and it was fine once I got the residue from the powder off.

[rntg83]

I like the liquid for that very reason. Also, if you don't have a water softener, add some of the water conditioner. Cascade makes one and jet dry not sure who else makes it.

[cheepmomma]

I've been using the tablets just for the reason that it's simple and I don't risk pouring powder on the floor which is highly toxic for babies or toddler who may put it in their mouths and cause burning.

[stinkbag]

I used to use liquid, but after stocking up with so many tablets when Target had them so cheap with coupons, I don't think I will switch back...

[mysweetiepie]

I like the tabs with to jet ball in them. They are a lot easier and less mess

[BStroh]

Before couponing, I had always used generic powder. Worked great!
Did the Casdade/P&G deal at Wags a while back and stocked up on 15 bottles of Casdae gel. I have to say I prefer the generic powder to the pricey Cascade. It seems like I have to put a ton of the gel in there to get the dishes clean. After its all gone, I'll probably go back to the generice powder- by the way it is from Aldi.

[1sassymom]

I prefer the liquid but I've never tried the tablets. Maybe the next big deal I'll give em a try.

[kristieboyd]

I like either the tablets or liquid. Right now I'm pretty well stocked with the Cascade gel packs from the Wags deal a few months ago, I think I have 20+ bags of them!