Seventh Generation Triple Action Clean Dishwasher Detergent Packets - 38ct: No Fragrance Added, Dye-Free, Bleach-Free

Protease enzymes break down proteins, enhancing the cleaning power of detergents. They are biodegradable and derived from natural sources. They pose minimal risk and are generally non-irritating.

Amylase enzymes break down starches, enhancing the cleaning power of detergents. They are biodegradable and derived from natural sources. They pose minimal risk and are generally non-irritating.

Sodium carbonate is a common cleaning agent used to soften water and enhance the effectiveness of detergents. It is generally considered safe for use in cleaning products. However, it can be irritating to the skin and eyes in concentrated forms.

Sodium citrate is used as a water softener and pH regulator in cleaning products. It is derived from citric acid and is generally considered safe. It poses minimal risk but can cause mild irritation in sensitive individuals.

Water is used as a solvent in many cleaning products, helping to dissolve other ingredients. It is essential for the formulation of liquid and gel products. There are no significant risks associated with water in cleaning products.

Tetrasodium glutamate diacetate is a chelating agent that helps to bind metal ions, improving cleaning efficiency. It is considered safe for use in cleaning products. It poses minimal risk but can cause mild irritation in sensitive individuals.

Common acidulant and preservative — safe at typical use levels, neither beneficial nor harmful.

Polyvinyl alcohol is used as a film-forming agent in detergent packets. It is water-soluble and considered safe for use in cleaning products. It poses minimal risk but can cause mild irritation if in contact with skin or eyes.

Sodium sulfate is used as a filler and thickening agent in cleaning products. It is generally considered safe and poses minimal risk. However, it can cause mild irritation if in contact with skin or eyes.

C12-16 alcohols ethoxylated propoxylated are surfactants used to enhance cleaning power. They are generally considered safe but can cause mild irritation in sensitive individuals. They pose minimal risk when used as directed.

Sodium percarbonate is an oxygen-based bleaching agent used to enhance cleaning power. It is considered safer than chlorine bleach and is biodegradable. It poses minimal risk but can cause mild irritation if in contact with skin or eyes.

Sodium polyaspartate is a biodegradable polymer used to prevent redeposition of soil. It is considered safe for use in cleaning products. It poses minimal risk but can cause mild irritation if in contact with skin or eyes.

Sodium silicate is used as a corrosion inhibitor and to enhance cleaning power. It is generally considered safe but can cause mild irritation if in contact with skin or eyes. It poses minimal risk when used as directed.

Sorbitol is used as a humectant and stabilizer in cleaning products. It is generally considered safe and poses minimal risk. However, it can cause mild irritation if in contact with skin or eyes.

Xanthan gum is used as a thickening agent in cleaning products. It is derived from natural sources and is generally considered safe. It poses minimal risk but can cause mild irritation if in contact with skin or eyes.

Dipropylene glycol is used as a solvent and stabilizer in cleaning products. It is generally considered safe but can cause mild irritation if in contact with skin or eyes. It poses minimal risk when used as directed.

Benzisothiazolinone is a preservative used to prevent microbial growth in cleaning products. It is effective but can cause skin sensitization and allergic reactions in some individuals. It poses a risk of irritation and allergic reactions.