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Product Description from Amazon- Removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time (vs. Dawn Non-Concentrated; based on a P&G study, March 2024)
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- 3 cleaning boosters not found in traditional dish soaps
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- Suds activate on contact without water, no water needed until rinsing
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-13 oz of water (I find warm water works best)
-4 tablespoons of Dawn Platinum dish soap (we use Kirkland brand)
-2 tablespoons of rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol)
-13 oz of water (I find warm water works best)
-4 tablespoons of Dawn Platinum dish soap (we use Kirkland brand)
-2 tablespoons of rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol)
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Ingredients
Alcohol denat. A solvent
C10-16 alkyldimethylamine oxide: A cleaning agent
Dipropylene glycol butyl ether: A solvent
Ethanolamine: An ingredient in Dawn Powerwash
Fragrance: An ingredient in Dawn Powerwash
Hexyl ethoxylate: An ingredient in Dawn Powerwash
Lauryl glucoside: A cleaning agent
Phenoxyethanol: An ingredient in Dawn Powerwash
PPG-26: An ingredient in Dawn Powerwash
Sodium citrate: An ingredient in Dawn Powerwash
Sodium xylenesulfonate: An ingredient in Dawn Powerwash
Tetrasodium glutamate diacetate: An ingredient in Dawn Powerwash
Water: A solvent
You can get a ton more details here, if ya really want
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-13 oz of water (I find warm water works best)
-4 tablespoons of Dawn Platinum dish soap (we use Kirkland brand)
-2 tablespoons of rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol)
For the alcohol, what strength do you use? 70%?
I can personally attest that it doesn't work as well, but it's much cheaper to make and can still be dispensed through the sprayer nozzles. I'm always experimenting but I think the magic is in the process moreso than the ingredients.
This is the at home equivalent of the various chemicals/ingredients used in the in plant manufacturing process. Been using this recipe for years and it hits the mark for our cleaning needs
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Yes, 70%. Used 91% a few times and the smell was too harsh for us
Two items to note (just in case 🙂):
1. We had same initial experience. It sucked. But then I started using warm water and making sure I used a very liberal four tablespoons of the soap. Could even try a fifth. It made a difference and thickened the spray
2. I made sure to mix everything together, when ingredients all in measuring cup, before I poured it back in the spray bottle. This also (very surprisingly) made a difference for us.
YMMV - after experimenting a few small changes, we got something that works and saves us $$$ on this stuff
1. We had same initial experience. It sucked. But then I started using warm water and making sure I used a very liberal four tablespoons of the soap. Could even try a fifth. It made a difference and thickened the spray
2. I made sure to mix everything together, when ingredients all in measuring cup, before I poured it back in the spray bottle. This also (very surprisingly) made a difference for us.
YMMV - after experimenting a few small changes, we got something that works and saves us $$$ on this stuff
Great tips, I'll definitely try them out. I've always had a feeling the devil would be in the details making this stuff & based on your experience it seems more likely than ever. 😭
No problem, happy to help! You might even find a better way to do it than me (ex: adding essential oils, etc).
Best of luck if you give it another go
-13 oz of water (I find warm water works best)
-4 tablespoons of Dawn Platinum dish soap (we use Kirkland brand)
-2 tablespoons of rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol)
really, just alcohol and soap ... ?
1. We had same initial experience. It sucked. But then I started using warm water and making sure I used a very liberal four tablespoons of the soap. Could even try a fifth. It made a difference and thickened the spray
2. I made sure to mix everything together, when ingredients all in measuring cup, before I poured it back in the spray bottle. This also (very surprisingly) made a difference for us.
YMMV - after experimenting a few small changes, we got something that works and saves us $$$ on this stuff
You used the word "liberal". Make sure ya dont trigger people! Lol 😆