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What? Why not? A quick check of Amazon.com [1] turned up a bunch of US-looking products, at least. [1]: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=dishwasher+salt&crid=X6025P

• jldugger 5y ago
  The only brand I even recognize is Finish, and they're a UK firm, not American. Technology Connections mentions[1] it's a European thing: "I have never ever encountered one, and I don't think I've ever seen dishwasher salt sold in a store." [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll6-eGDpimU&t=2098s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll6-eGDpimU&t=2098s
  • outworlder 5y ago
    > The only brand I even recognize is Finish, and they're a UK firm, not American Plenty of non-american firms sell products in the US. Like... I don't know, Nestlé? I watched the same Technology Connections video. He does mention Bosch dishwashers by name. Those are available in the US. It's just that people barely bother understanding how dishwashers work, let alone _very infrequently_ refilling the salt. Heck, people drive without checking tire pressures, dishwasher salt has no hope. Not surprising that most stores don't bother. It lasts forever too.
    • jldugger 5y ago
      They're pretty rare. I stand by the claim that I've never seen a physical store selling diswasher salt. Before I saw that video, if you told me to get some dishwasher salt at the store, I'd have asked if we also needed any headlight fluid or elbow grease.
    • OJFord 5y ago
      If it 'lasts forever' I suppose your water really is so different that it being unavailable/uncommon is justified.