Your Dish Is My Command

• Can it be used on stainless steel products?

  Stainless steel products are good to go! We recommend washing them separately from anodized aluminum pots and pans; running them in the same cycle as stainless steel can impact the finish.

• Can I use this with hand washing and dishwashers?

  We’re not the boss of you, but please don’t do this. Just add Truman’s manual dish soap to your Christmas list, and if you’re really good this year, we just may offer it.

• Can this be used to clean counters, stoves, faucets etc?

  We recommend Everything and the Kitchen Sink, Truman’s non-toxic multi-purpose kitchen cleaner, for any of these hard surfaces. Only use Your Dish Is My Command in dishwashers. (We thought the name kinda made that clear.)

• How do I avoid soap spots?

  You could hand polish your dishes...or just use the heated dry cycle of your dishwasher. Your call!

• How do I use Your Dish Is My Command?

  Place it in your dishwasher's detergent compartment, then let that magnificent machinery do what you pay it to do.

• Is this a degreaser?

  Only if there is grease :)

• What are the ingredients in Your Dish Is My Command?

  We choose all of our ingredients using the Cleangredients list (https://cleangredients.org), and you can review the ingredients for all of our products on our website here: https://www.trumans.com/pages/additional-information.

• What dishwasher water temperature should I use?

  Your dishes deserve a nice, hot shower after a long day, so use higher temperatures here.

• What happens if accidental ingestion happens?

  First, relax. (I’d say take a chill pill, but haven’t you swallowed enough?) Drink lots of water and consult a physician. Also, you may poop weird.

• What is the film encapsulating the detergent made from?

  We use a food-grade PVA film that’s completely water soluble. Technically, it’s edible (though friendly reminder, the detergent is not).

• Why am I seeing a film on my dishes? 

  There are a number of reasons a film appear on dishes and glasses. 1) A ghost playing a prank. (Not probable, but can't rule it out.) 2) Your dishwasher needs to be cleaned. 3) Hard water is making things hard. 4) Something is blocking your chamber and/or there's not enough water getting to the d...

• Will I need to soak dishes before using this?

  A quick rinse is always a good idea, but if you have a high-powered dishwasher, this might not be necessary.

• Will this clog up my drain?

  No! These dissolvable and biodegradable bars are tough on food remnants, but gentle on your plumbing.

• Will this dry out my hands?

  Nope! Those bad boys are going to be just fine.

• Will this work in all dishwasher models?

  Yes it will. (We assume you mean types of dishwashers, and not human models who promote dishwashers.)