Botanicals Plant-Based 4-In-1 Dishwasher Rinse Aid, 100% Vegan & Cruelty-Free, Fragrance-Free, 1 Gallon (128 fl oz) Refill, 128.00 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Keeps glasses looking great, works at least as well as jet dry hard water. MUCH Less expensive because it’s sold by the gallon. Doesnt have the chemicals in the recent study that might (in unreasonably high concentrations) be problematic. I’ve recommended this to friends. Best rinse aid yet.

Works well, dishes came out as dry and spot free as with the blue gunk but no chemical smell or residue. The dishes did feel softer/smoother than usual, which was weird. Definitely a good value and you don’t need hardly any.

I really like this rinse aid. I was looking for something more natural but also at a good price. Rinse aids are pretty expensive at the box stores. I compared the price per ounce to that of top 2 rinse aid products like finish jet dry and cascade. A 16 oz bottle of FJD or cascade is around $6-$7 at wal-mart. $6 x 8 = $48. (Basically 8 bottles of the 16 oz rinse aid bottles equals 1 gallon of this product . 16 oz x 8 =128 oz/1 gallon) So paying $29 is a good deal. U will save $$$. If u use too much u might get a lot of white spots. Less is more with this product. I have the setting on my rinse aid dispenser right in the middle, not high nor low and spots are rare. As for dispensing into dishwasher rinse aid compartment, I recommend buying a plastic squeeze dispending bottle and refilling it as needed. Depending how often u do a load of dishes, u might only need to fill up the rinse aid dispenser 1-2x a month. I use a little clear 10 oz plastic condiment squeeze bottle I got at wal-mart for $1. Or u can keep your old rinse aid bottle and refill that one as needed. Whatever is easier. The squeeze bottle + the narrow tip of the cap makes it super easy to dispense into rinse aid compartment. I used some painter's tape as a label and wrote "rinse aid" on it and store under the kitchen sink next to my dishwasher tabs. I store the gallon jug in the garage and refill the rinse aid bottle as needed. I ordered this item about 6 months ago and I am only a little under halfway thru. I run my dishwasher about 3x a week as a single person. It will last u a long time if u are single or a family. FYI: They also make a line of shampoos, hand soaps, body lotions and body washes etc. As soon I run out of my regular pantene 2-in-1 shampoo & conditioner I plan to order theirs. It seems comparable to Native. Ginger Lily Farms also makes dog shampoo too which I plan to order as soon as I use up my dog's current arm & hammer dog shampoo. I still have half a bottle left. I took off 1 star for occasionally leaving spots on clear plastic/glass. I probably should put the setting on the rinse aid dispenser at an even lower setting. But I recommend starting out at the halfway setting on most folk's rinse aid dispensers to start with. FYI: I have a water softener and I think that is a factor in why I don't have a lot of problems with my dishes getting clean and clear & mostly spot free. I still use a rinse aid bc spots and film seem to happen regardless how hard your water is. Rinse aids also help speed up drying time for your dishes. My appliance installer said everyone should use a rinse aid in their dishwasher. If u have hard water issues and/or lingering odor problems with your dishwasher, it is recommended to use a dishwasher cleaner tab in your empty dishwasher at least once a month. They sell them super cheap at dollar tree and wal-mart. I think I got a pack of 6 for $1.25 at dollar tree though like any product there, their in-stock inventory varies wildly so stock up and buy 2 or 3 when your DT has them. U should also use a washing machine cleaner once a month too. DT also sells a 3 pack for $1.25. Comparable to the Tide version. Hey, GLF, if u see this please consider making dishwasher pods or powder/liquid but preferably in the pods. I would like buy instantly if u sold them. Right now I use cascade I buy in bulk at Sam's Club but I would prefer using a more natural product if I could.

This works great. Doesn't leave any sticky residue. Makes the dishes and glasses shine. Easy to pour. A good value compared to other brand smaller bottles. I did not notice any fragrance. The only problem I had was getting the foil seal off, I had to puncture it to rip it off but at least it was sealed tight.

This worked well for the first couple of months, but now it seems to have degraded or something because every load I run has suds left on the bottom of the dishwasher. I have to run an extra rinse cycle with leaves the dishes all wet, completely defeating the purpose.

This is a great rinse aid! It’s hard to find an option that doesn’t leave a soapy flavor or film on the glasses. This is your answer. I like using my dishwasher again!

I love the value of this product. So many other rinse aids were quite expensive for small bottles that I just seem to always be running out of. I kept one of the other products small bottles and just keep refilling it with this. My dishes look great. After the first month, I moved this to subscribe and save. I recommend. I have a Bosch dishwasher, and usually run one to two loads a week with lots of glassware and stemware. My favorite part is it all the glasses come out looking perfectly clean.

Fantastic value