The Dish System
$34 for 60 loads
- Part A, Deep Clean Pods
- Enzymes that break down starch, protein and grease. No pre-rinse.
- Part B, Mineral Clarifier
- A citric and lactic rinse, dosed to your water, that keeps glass clear.
Most American homes have hard water. It weakens ordinary detergent, clouds glassware and stiffens linen. Vetro matches a two-part system to the water your utility actually delivers.
Enter your ZIP code to see what your water is carrying.
Calcium and magnesium bind to detergent before it reaches the soil. Whatever they don’t neutralise settles on what you just washed.
A white mineral film that extra rinsing never lifts, and that eventually etches the glass for good.
Minerals lodge in the fibre. Towels turn rough, whites turn grey, and odours return after a single wear.
Fine mineral grit works against fabric in every wash, so colour fades and seams give sooner than they should.
of American homes have hard water. Off-the-shelf detergent is made for none of them in particular.
Part A cleans. Part B is dosed for your water, binding calcium and magnesium before they can settle on glass or cloth.
$34 for 60 loads
$38 for 60 loads
Hardness is measured in grains per gallon. Your ZIP code places you in one of four tiers, and your Part B is made to match.
Form I
Under 3 grains per gallon
A light Part B dose, little more than a finishing rinse.
Form II
3 to 7 grains per gallon
A standard dose that stops slow film and stiffening.
Form III
7 to 12 grains per gallon
Concentrated chelators for visible haze and greying whites.
Form IV
12 grains per gallon and above
Full chelating strength for heavy scale.
Enter your ZIP code. We find the hardness your utility reports and choose your formulation.
Deliveries every 30, 60 or 90 days, suggested from the size of your household.
When your utility changes source with the seasons, we write to you and retune your Part B.
It’s the standard measure of dissolved calcium and magnesium in water. One grain per gallon is about 17 milligrams per litre. Water above 7 grains per gallon is considered hard.
From your utility’s own reported water quality data wherever we have it, and from hand-checked utility reports for many large cities. Where neither exists we use a regional estimate, and your report says so. Read how we source it.
Yes. Part A cleans; Part B neutralises the minerals that would otherwise undo it. Part A alone, in hard water, performs much like an ordinary detergent.
Choose your own tier in your water report before you subscribe. With a softener, choose Soft. On a well, a simple test strip will tell you which tier to pick. Every tier is the same price.
At any time. Use Manage your subscription at the foot of any page to change your rhythm, skip a delivery, update payment or cancel.
Across the United States and Canada. The online water reading currently covers US ZIP codes.