Dishwasher Detergent Pods

Tired of those chemical-filled dishwasher packs with their unnatural blue & green colors and artificial scents? Us too! That’s why we created Molly’s Suds Dishwasher Detergent Pods. Formulated with plant-based surfactants & naturally-occurring enzymes, these powerful pods leave your dishes sparkling clean WITHOUT all of the harsh chemicals.

• Simple yet effective active cleaning ingredients
• 1 pod deep cleans 1 load of dishes – dissolves dirt & stuck-on food stains
• Safe for use on glass, porcelain, stainless steel, pots, pans, and baby bottles
• Free from ethoxylates and Certified Cruelty-Free by Leaping Bunny  
• Septic safe and compatible with all dishwashers

You don’t have to choose between safer products & cleaning power – with Molly’s Suds, you can clean without compromise!

How to Use

For sparkling clean dishes every time:

Step 1. Load dishes into dishwasher (rinse with hot water if dishes are extra greasy or have stuck-on food stains) and add 1 dishwasher detergent pod to the compartment in your dishwasher.

Step 2. Select your preferred wash cycle, hit start, then sit back & let Molly’s Suds do the hard work.

Step 3. Unload your sparking clean dishes worry-free!

PRO TIP: If your home has hard water, splash 1/3 cup of white vinegar into your dishwasher to balance the pH level & help the dishes rinse clean (without streaks)!

Ingredients

We adhere to strict ingredient integrity, so you’ll never find harmful chemicals in our products. Molly’s Suds Dishwasher Detergent Pods contain plant-powered surfactants and bio-based enzymes for a worry-free clean:

• Sodium Carbonate (alkalinity source, enhances stain removal and suspension; 497-19-8)
• Sodium Sulfate (processing aid; 7757-82-6)
• Sodium Silicate (alkalinity source, enhances stain removal and suspension; 1344-09-8)
• Alkyl Polyglucoside (enhances stain removal; 68515-73-1)
• Sodium Citrate Di-hydrate (water softening agent; 6132-04-3)
• Sodium Percarbonate (color-safe bleach; brightens and improves stain removal; 15630-89-4)
• TAED (activates color-safe bleach; 10543-57-4)
• Propylene Glycol (enhances stain removal; 57-55-6)
• Itaconic Acid/Sulfonate Copolymer (water softening agent; 1052620-22-0)
• 100% Natural Fragrance*
• Protease (enzyme for protein-based stains; 9014-01-1)
• Amylase (enzyme for starch-based stains; 9000-90-2)
• PVOH (water-soluble film; 9002–89–5)

*Only in the Citrus scent; derived from orange, lemon, and grapefruit essential oils

Safety Data Sheet

In a world where chemicals are not explained or closely regulated, it can be hard to find laundry and household cleaners made with truly safe ingredients. Here is a complete list of all of the ingredients we choose and why we use them! 

Molly’s Suds Dishwasher Detergent Pods do NOT contain: Synthetic Fragrances, Dyes, Formaldehyde & 1,4-Dioxane, Optical Brighteners, Synthetic Nonylphenol Ethoxylates, Phosphates, Chlorine, Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES), Phthalates, Parabens, Methylisothiazolinone, Cocamide DEA

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Learn More About Dishwasher Detergent Pods

Have you ever looked at your dishwasher detergent packs, with their neon colors and artificial scents, and thought to yourself, “What’s in these anyway?” The answer may surprise you, and not in a good way!

Many popular dishwasher detergents use ethoxylated ingredients to achieve their cleaning power. Unfortunately, these ingredients are manufactured through a process called ethoxylation, which produces ethylene oxide and 1,4-dioxane as bi-products. These substances are known carcinogens, have been linked to re-productive toxicity, and are frowned upon by both the EPA & Environmental Working Group (EWG).

At Molly’s Suds, we believe you deserve better. We care deeply about making laundry detergents & household cleaners with safer, simpler ingredients, which is why we created our very own Dishwasher Detergent Pods that are plant-powered and free from harmful chemicals found in other popular brands. And, unlike other ‘natural’ brands, they really work!

To read more about the story of how Molly’s Suds came to be, click here.