The power to do it all. Cutting through 24-hour dried-on stains without having to pre-rinse or soak your dishes, it's already a winner. This all-in-one dishwashing favourite comes supercharged (with a burst of freshness) to deliver powerful cleaning and superb shine first time, every time.
25c per tablet with one pass free post.
Max order 5. Can order multiple times.
Choice also select wash cycles that favour tablets over powder.
Number 1 is: 1st place: Finish Powerball Quantum Ultimate Pro Tabs Baking Soda. Aldi Logix Platinum 18 in 1 Dishwashing Tablets Lemon came second. Most of Aldi's other options came last.
Aldi's Logix Platinum 18 In 1 Dishwashing Tablets Lemon received first place in our reviews, with a score of 78%. "The Aldi tablets that received first place … https://www.choice.com.au/about-us/media/media-releases/2021…
Yes in 2021, not in 2022
@onlinepred: Eh, still counts as a win considering your wanky soda ultimate ball pro tablets are $1.50 per wash.
@AustriaBargain: So yes, it won a while ago, by your measure it is not currently the highest ranked by choice. That is all. I don't own wanky soda ultimate ball pro, so no harm done.
Any reason people don’t just use powder? It’s much much cheaper than any tablet
Convenience.
Which powder is much much cheaper?
Woolworths brand shine is quite good. Just don’t add too much or it doesn’t clean. It’s a less is more not more is more situation.
Can you use powder in a dishwasher? Didn’t think that was an option
Powder was the original way to put cleaner into dishwashers. People used it for decades. Tablets came along later for convenience.
Powder reviewed worse than tablets, also can be more coarse and can wear down on fine glassware/delicates over time.
The Choice reviews are skewed to favour tablets - they select wash cycles without prewash which is where powder makes all the difference.
Housemates will (profanity) it up somehow. Tablets are foolproof, except I keep finding plastic gumming up the holes int he washer thing and the only thing I can think of is the plastic wrap on the tablets, but they dissolve so that can't be it surely…
Aldi 18-in-1 ranked the highest by Choice a while ago, and is cheaper per wash. I don’t think Choice compared it to all brands, like Miele’s own tablets.