Clorox Ultra Concentrated Liquid Dish Soap with OXI, Fresh Scent - Bleach-Free Dermatologist Tested Dishwashing Detergent That Powers Through Grease and Lifts Stains, 26 Fl Oz

We have been very happy to find this product after a long search and review comparisons. This dish detergent has been very easy on my hands, leaving them soft and smooth while very good at cleansing dishes and lightening coffee stains. I wish the company would get this product viewed more as I had to search for it. We had been using Palmalive Oxi but they changed to product to "earth friendly" which weakened it and it stopped working for us. It does not help when a product is inefficient and you have to use twice as much. We are so glad to have found this product. We agree with all good reviews and don't mind the price at all.

bought for a relative. works well, it's her favorite. great price for such a large quantity. smells good, gets rid of grease well.

This product is terrific, I mean, who knew dishwashing could be such a pleasure? The Apple Blossom Scent is so captivating, it makes me want to wash dishes all day. It's the Clorox brand, which I trust for its quality. The Bleach-Free formula is a bonus, and I love that it's Dermatologist Tested. It Powers Through Grease like a champ, Lifts Stains and Dirt off my dishes effortlessly and trust me, there are More washes per bottle than I can count. A dish soap that truly outperforms!

After trying out the Clorox Ultra Concentrated Dishwashing Soap with Oxi, I’ve been quite impressed with its performance. The soap is bleach-free and designed to power through grease, which it does effectively. It has a fresh scent that isn’t overpowering, making the dishwashing experience quite pleasant. One of the standout features is its antibacterial properties, which add an extra layer of reassurance, especially when washing baby bottles or utensils used for preparing raw food. The soap’s consistency is thicker than most, which means a little goes a long way, and it doesn’t run off the sponge too quickly. However, it’s not without its drawbacks. The soap doesn’t produce as many suds as some other brands, which can be a bit unsatisfying if you’re used to a bubblier wash. Also, while it cleans well, it may not be the best choice for those who have heavily greased dishes regularly.

Smells nice and but most importantly does the job

Why are we going to China for dish soap? Where are the climate change people? Does it make sense to ship dish soap halfway around the world? For what? So I can save a buck? Shipping, trucking, warehousing. Insanity. As far as the product itself. It’s fine. I still prefer Palmolive. I’ll check to see if it too is made in China, but I don’t think it is. I prefer its scent. This soap could use a bump up in the scent department. I won’t be buying more. I tried it on a deal. Being CCP soap is a no for me. I realize not everything can be made in america or even pro western countries, but dish soap? It certainly can!

I used this to clean Tupperware that had oil and grease residue. Dawn was not sufficient but this took off the oil/grease with ease.

Nice change from usual anti-bac scents