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carolynjo 08-04-2017 05:19 AM

Hard limestone water here; I use Ivory liquid.

Lyncat 08-04-2017 05:40 AM

I used Dawn for years, but now I use Meyer's Clean Day. Works great on grease, and comes in nice scents. Cook's Country rated it higher than Dawn so I tried it. It also leaves my dishcloth smelling fresher.

SusieQOH 08-04-2017 05:44 AM


Originally Posted by Lyncat (Post 7879335)
I used Dawn for years, but now I use Meyer's Clean Day. Works great on grease, and comes in nice scents. Cook's Country rated it higher than Dawn so I tried it. It also leaves my dishcloth smelling fresher.

Do you mean Mrs Meyer's? I use the laundry detergent and love it. It's free from a lot of chemicals.

Faintly Artistic 08-04-2017 07:00 AM

Blue or green Dawn. Tried other brands, but Dawn cuts the grease Waaay better. Buy it in the big jug at Sam's and it lasts about 6-8 months (family of 5) and I hand wash quite a bit.

Sandygirl 08-04-2017 12:38 PM

Green Dawn for me.
sandy

brandeesmom 08-04-2017 12:51 PM

I use Ajax, the yellow bottle, but I also keep Dawn Blue in the house for the real tough jobs.

Maureen NJ 08-04-2017 01:28 PM

I use blue Dawn. I have a hint/tip. I had an experience when we were ready to sit down for a holiday dinner and someone spilled a glass of milk. It was at a crack where the leaves were and so milk got underneath the pads and the table had to be taken apart and dry towels put underneath. Ever since then I put a heavy weight clear plastic cover under the table pads. The advantage is that after everyone leaves, I take a toothbrush and Dawn to the spots. Then I throw it into the washing machine with lots of cold water (not high efficiency) and let it soak overnight. ALL the spots come out - and without bleach. I love Dawn.

tranum 08-04-2017 07:29 PM


Originally Posted by jokir44 (Post 7878217)
I thought I heard years ago that the original blue dawn was drying to your hands. Is that not true anymore? I use the dawn ultra with hand renewal by Olay. I do keep the straight blue on hand for tough jobs.

Glad to hear someone else found Dawn to be hard on hands. I had to avoid it and I knew a woman who even brought her own detergent when she washed dishes at church because Dawn was hard on her hands too. They've improved it because it's alright on my hands now and I use it all the time. Other brands might be cheaper, but I find then it takes more product to make suds.

Mariposa 08-04-2017 07:50 PM

Blue Dawn here too~

Endora 08-05-2017 09:13 AM

Question to all of those who use Blue Dawn, what does it smell like?


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