Seventh Generation cuts through hardened cereal bowls better than Method — and I tested both on dried pasta

I tested Seventh Generation and Method on the same set of dried-on disasters: hardened cereal bowls, baked-on pasta, the kind of residue that usually requires a soak and a prayer. Seventh Generation cut through without extra soap or excessive scrubbing. Method worked, but it needed more product to get the same result. For a household with messy eaters — which describes any household with children or a partner who leaves bowls to petrify in the sink — Seventh Generation is the stronger choice.