Maximize Your Dishwashing Results with Finish Max-in-1 Dishwasher Detergent Tablets, 46 Count

EJ Reviews: Been using these for years along with Finish Jet Dry, my dishes are always clean.
Don't use with non-stick skillets and such as it will take off the coating.

United States on Sep 21, 2023

roopa: Finish tabs are great at cleaning. but the description said it is wrapper free. But all tablets came with the wrappers. Seller should give correct description.

United States on Jul 25, 2023

Heng Tze Yuan: Works as advertised. Nothing much to elaborate.

Singapore on Apr 07, 2022

Shawn Paul Tan: Worth it when you can get it at less than 40c per tablet, good to stock up during sales/promotions. Generally the tablets can be kept as long as you control the humidity properly.

Singapore on Dec 10, 2021

Jennifer: I somehow continue to get different dishwasher tablets than the ones I intend to get, but that isn’t anyone’s fault but mine, haha! When I received these and opened them, they were, alas, not the ones I expected them to be. However, they are still Finish, and they are still great at cleaning the mess off of the dishes in the dishwasher. You can throw some nasty caked on stuff into that dishwasher and your dishes will come out clean, sparkly, and without any white film on them. Everything rinses away beautifully. This brand is by far my favorite dishwasher soap, and it’s a great value to get this big bag on here.

United States on Oct 11, 2020

Neehar: Great product!

Singapore on Aug 11, 2020

urjaurja: The product looks like has moisture in it. It seems on tablets are off. Very disappointed. Poor quality

India on Aug 01, 2020

Nilesh VaradkarNilesh Varadkar: With great going & dissatisfaction. We have to inform you that individual tablets when open from the box are almost in granular form & not in the form of solid tablet & thus unable to use it properly defeat the purpose of it utility.
As reputed company we expect to look into it & give proper justice for the heard earn money we spent.

India on Jul 29, 2020

TigerTiger: I've used Finish tablets for a long time now, and have always been happy with the convenience and cleaning power. At one point I believe they were a Consumer Reports top pick, and I never looked back. Personally, I didn't care when I had to unwrap them before their wrapper was the new dissolving kind. But now you just leave the wrapper on to dissolve. Just make sure your hands aren't moist, but underneath it is just dishwasher detergent :) . The wrapper, dissolving or not, helps keep the power ball (actually a disc) from being lost in the bag or can if it breaks loose. My dishes always come out clean. Once in a while I'll have something hard stuck on (like oatmeal) or something on a serving spoon that occasionally still takes a little scrubbing.

My only complaint is that the zipper bag is more of a hassle, easy to open, but I always spend time trying to zipper it tight again. I much prefer the canister version that has a lid that so easily pops open and closed (pictured for comparison). But the trick is, you can buy one of those and reuse. I honestly just dumped this bag into the canister that I had from before. However, if it is really moist and humid where you store this,...

United States on Jul 20, 2019

BKW: I've used the previous iteration of Finish Powerball All in 1 tablets since they first came out - maybe the late 1990s? I was always very pleased with how well they cleaned the dishes and how little spotting they left behind compared to other products. I try to remember to add a rinsing agent, but sometimes run out or forget to refill the dispenser, and I still had mostly clean and shiny dishes. The only thing I hated about the All in 1 tablets was the wrapper. I liked that they were individually wrapped to keep them from crumbling or scattering powder in the box, but I hated trying to unwrap them. If I'm handling dirty dishes, my hands get wet and slippery, and it's difficult to open the tiny wrappers. I didn't want to open them with my teeth after handling them with dirty hands, so I was always having to grab the scissors to open them.

When the Max in 1 tablets came out recently, I was hesitant to change from my tried and true All in 1, but decided to buy the smallest package they had at the store and at least give them a try. I did like the fact that they came in a compact, easy to open bag rather than the cardboard box that the All in 1s had been in. This seemed like a...

United States on Sep 06, 2016