Dishwashing Puck

I've been using the unscented dish soap puck for over 8 months, and I like it! When I originally moved into my apartment, I did get a bottle of liquid dish soap out of necessity because I hadn't had a chance to stop at Green Life, but I did have dirty dishes that needed cleaning. I have hardly touched the liquid dish soap since getting this solid bar, with the exception of using the liquid dish soap on grease stains in clothing once or twice:)

I am about halfway through my first puck, and I do dishes almost daily! I do not do as much cooking as some of the other reviewers, but I think this dish soap cuts through grease just fine. I do pre-rinse my dishes and let them soak for a while if they have any food that's really stuck on, and I've never felt that this dish soap isn't getting them clean. In fact, I have a dishwasher but have only used it two or three times since moving in—I feel that washing my dishes by hand with this soap and my dish brush gets them cleaner than the dishwasher!

When I need to replace this, I think I will try the lemon-scented puck, although I did see a review noting that the scent is barely perceivable. Either way, this dish soap puck gets the job done for me!

I've used this product before, purchased elsewhere, and was so happy to find it at Green Life. With eczema, finding dish soap that doesn't dry out my hands too much is already a challenge, but this lightly scented soap does the trick. I was initially worried about getting enough of a lather, but with my little dish brush it works readily and nicely, and the lather lasts through many dishes.

Have been using the unscented puck for a few months and really like it. So far it's been taking grease off any dish I cleaned with - and we cook a good amount. I especially like it for the ease of using just a little bit to wash just a few dishes.

A dishwashing puck is a sustainable swap we've stuck to for over 2 years. I buy this brand every 2-3 months and store it in a little bowl from a wheel throwing class. I wipe my bristle brush with a small amount of water over the puck 3-4 times and clean my dishes like normal. I use a couple other dish cleaning tools for greasy messes or when I want to make sure something is sterilized (dishwasher, liquid soap, soaking, steel wool pads, etc.) but I most often use my dishwashing puck and bristle brush.

I’ve been purchasing the Meliora Dishwashing Pucks for at least a year now, and I really love them. They suds up and clean well. I use different tools for cleaning different problems- bristle brush for most things, a copper or steel scour pad for the harder jobs, both with the soap. The only critique I’d have is that the “lemon” puck barely smells like lemon. I’m fine with this, as I usually get unscented things, but may be disappointing for others.