OxiCleanTriple Action Dishwashing Booster, 18.4 oz.

Update 2016-06-04:I have bought two more bottles from Amazon, and I am about to buy another one (to have some stock on hand). This stuff works great - the dishes come out of the dishwasher clean & free of hard water deposits like never before!Original Review:Full disclosure, I bought a smaller bottle at a grocery store first to try it. I liked it, so I just bought this bigger bottle from Amazon.I have run about a dozen loads in the dishwasher using this. We had very hard water, and before I bought this, I've been fighting to get clean dishes out of the dishwasher, with little success. Before using this, the "clean" dishes usually had some combination of water spots, remaining debris, and / or some kind of film on them. I tried a few things to clean / descale the dishwasher, but I didn't have much success getting and keeping the dishes clean. Then I put this in the rinse aid / rinse agent dispenser in my dishwasher. I also put a squirt in the small compartment next to the soap dispenser compartment, because I am trying to not just prevent new accumulation on my dishes, but I'm trying to remove built-up deposits (on the dishes and in the dishwasher). The first thing my dishwasher does is drain at the start of a cycle, so it seems that it may not be too effective to follow the instructions on the bottle and put a squirt in the bottom of the dishwasher, it seems that it would get mostly pumped out immediately at the start of the cycle, before the Oxiclean could do any good?Using Oxiclean, the dishes are coming out cleaner than they ever have in this dishwasher. Some of the built up hard water deposits, e.g. on the bottom of my coffee mugs, get significantly removed after one cycle using this. So not only has this gotten the food off my dishes better than before, and greatly reduced new water spots, it is rapidly removing old hard water deposits on my dishes.Based on what I have seen, this is truly both a "booster" (helps cleans the food off the dishes better) and a rinse aid (prevents new water spots) for the dishes. The hard water deposits I was seeing inside the dishwasher are also gone (as well as the old deposits on my dishes), so I agree with the label that it is "triple action".I have tried a few other rinse aids in the past, in this same water district (similar water quality / hardness), and they didn't seem to work as well for me as this is.I'm looking forward to getting the big bottle from Amazon, and my dishes getting even cleaner than they are now, rather than my experience before using this product of the dishes slowly getting more "dirty" every time I wash them!

I have an old dishwasher that I really like, but I could never find a rinsing additive that worked very well until I ran across OxiClean Triple Action Dishwashing Booster. I noticed an immediate improvement in the cleansing of my dishes. Sometimes I had to wash dishes in the sink that didn't come clean, but after using this product that has never happened since. At first I could buy it at Walmart, but lately I really have trouble locating it in any store or even online. I still can't believe what I paid for this bottle, but it works so well that it is worth the price to me. However, I fear that it is about to be discontinued because of its scarcity and I hate that.

We have very bad water where I live. I had used a product called Finish Dishwasher Detergent Booster to keep my dishes spot free. I've had a hard time finding that product in recent yrs. and it has gotten so expensive.So I thought I would give this one a try. It does an even better job on my dishes!! So I am very HAPPY!! I also think it is cheaper.

This stuff really works. I put 2 squeezes of this in my dishwasher along with the detergent, and the dishes/glasses come out sparkling clean! I have hard water, and this really eliminates any hard water stains and brings out the sparkle in my dishes and glassware.

It works better than anything else I’ve tried. I wish it wasn’t so expensive!

We don't have hard water, and our dishwasher is just a year old, but we can tell when it runs out of rinse aid. Being energy efficient means the heated dry cycle doesn't dry off all the water like old models. Having rinse aid helps keep the remaining water to a minimum and helps prevent any water spots. This rinse aid from OxiClean seems to rinse cleanly off of dishes the best and not leave any kind of residue. Not a big fan of the scent, but that's personal preference. It can cling to some plastics, like that used to make shaker bottles. If you use the bottle right after it comes out of the dishwasher (rather than putting it away and the scent dissipating on its own), whatever liquid is in the bottle has an aftertaste of the smell of this rinse aid.

We have extremely hard water where we live. We have tried every form of Ridth de different dishwashing detergent. Nothing can stop the hard water film building up on our dishes. but just one use of this product and our dishes came out sparkling clean when did up running all the “clean” dishes in the house through the washer with this product in there, so they too would come out looking brand new with no hard water film. it’s amazing

Without a doubt, this is the best rinse agent I have found. I have a well and, when the water softening system doesn't recycle properly, the water gets a bit hard. With other rinse agents, I get no protection from hard-water staining on glasses and cups. This product provides the best protection of any agent I've used over the last 40 years.The oxi-clean people used to make a dishwashing detergent as well which was wonderful. Too bad they've discontinued it. Now I'm limited to using Cascade (which will leave hard water marks with any other rinse agent) and extra amounts of the dishwashing booster. I add it to the rinse agent cup plus I put some on the bottom of the dishwasher before starting it so it will kick in right away, not just at the end.