Bolla Dishwasher Tablets Reviews

Cheap detergents usually don't boast high quality, but that's not the case with Bolla dishwasher tablets. Unlike other inexpensive products, they're concentrated and contain approximately three times more active ingredients, approaching the composition of the well-known 3-in-1 Finish capsules. Another advantage of these tablets, recognized by experts, is their ability to dissolve in cool water. But let's not be like advertisers and sing the praises of this product. First, let's ask consumers what they think, and then we'll draw conclusions.

Positive

Anna, St. Petersburg

This is an unprecedented product in every way. I stumbled upon these pills by chance and fell hopelessly in love with them. When I first saw them, I was surprised by the relatively low price. I paid about two dollars for a pack of 15 pills. I tried them and found that these pills are much better. Sani dishwasher powderI realized this when I washed my glasses and they were streak-free. They became completely clear. I've been buying these tablets for three months now and am delighted with the sparkling cleanliness of my glasses.

Tatyana, Krasnoyarsk

These tablets are excellent, both in terms of price and quality. I hadn't seen them before; they seem to have only recently hit the market. I spotted them about four months ago and immediately bought them to try. They're somewhat reminiscent of Biomio tablets; they clean just as well, and they even smell similar. After washing, there are no marks left on the dishes, and the dishes also have no smell. I recommend it!

Boris, Khabarovsk

I picked up some Bolla tablets to see how good they were. The salesperson described their miraculous properties, saying they dissolve even in cold water and clean brilliantly. Anyway, I tested them for three weeks and here are my conclusions.

1. It is impossible to dissolve a Bolla tablet in ice water, but in water at 25⁰C, it dissolves perfectly. I tested it by dropping half a tablet into a glass of cool water.
2. The washing quality when using a whole tablet is amazing; if you throw in half a tablet, it will wash 12 sets of moderately soiled dishes.
3. Even after a short wash cycle, there are no traces of the product left behind. Cheap detergents usually leave a slight white residue on glassware. Bolla tablets don't leave anything like that.
4. Once dissolved in water, the tablets lose their strong chemical smell, leaving nothing on the dishes.

These tablets don't contain any chlorine. And they don't contain any harmful ingredients at all. You still shouldn't eat these tablets, but I don't think accidentally swallowing one would cause any significant harm.

From now on, I'll be washing dishes with Bolla tablets until a better product appears in stores. Five stars!

Anatoly, Yekaterinburg

I've had a dishwasher for two and a half years now, but I've always used only powder. Tablets are more expensive and less effective. That's what I thought until my wife bought Bolla tablets. They were actually a bit cheaper than powder, and they cleaned just as well. We used them until the pack ran out and found they were quite good. I'm going to the store this weekend to stock up, and I'll definitely pick up two packs of these tablets.

Yana, Norilsk

I've been using Bollà tablets for seven months now. They're an excellent alternative to Finish capsules. The manufacturers of Finish tablets have gotten brazen, jacking up the price so much that I'm forced to look for a replacement. I didn't even have to look long, because they're right next to each other on store shelves. I'm absolutely certain that Bollà and Finish clean equally well, so the obvious question arises: why pay extra?

Alexey, Pskov

Unfortunately, I've never seen this product in stores here. I buy Boll tablets through a social media group shopping. A work friend recommended them to me and invited me to join a group shopping. I've been ordering my sixth pack since then. I was amazed that these tablets even remove stubborn stains from ancient pans. The dishes are sparkling clean, as if they were just brought home from the store. I'd really like to skip the hassle of buying them and just buy them at the local hardware store, but for now, that dream remains elusive.

Elvira, Moscow

These tablets are great, they've only recently appeared and have eclipsed Finish. They're cheaper, but they clean just fine. If only I could find some cheap dishwasher salt.

Negative

Mila, Omsk

I wasn't happy with these tablets. I ordered them online from a decent store. I bought several products at once: Tide laundry detergent, which is their cheapest, several types of liquid soap, and Bolla tablets. No one recommended them to me; I bought them on my own initiative, so I have no complaints. The tablets don't clean dishes well, so I don't care about their other pros and cons.

Konstantin, Novosibirsk

Bolla are very inexpensive Italian oral hygiene tablets, but unfortunately, they're not very good. It's a shame they're so low quality, considering the price is simply outrageous. It's probably true that a cheapskate pays twice; good medicine doesn't come cheap.

Julia, Magnitogorsk

The tablets dissolve very poorly. After three hours in the dishwasher, the Boll capsule remained almost intact. I tried breaking the tablets into smaller pieces, but it didn't help. The dishes were poorly washed because the detergent used was so small. I bought Boll tablets after reading reviews. I shouldn't have trusted them; it's a good thing I bought the small pack!

Ivan, Krasnodar

The packaging on the tablets is difficult to remove. I dropped a tablet on the floor several times, and then collected crumbs all over the kitchen. I could have opened it carefully, of course, but the manufacturer could have taken care of "incompetent consumers." The tablet only partially dissolves during washing, which means dishes don't always clean well. I'm not happy, and I probably won't buy them again!

   

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