Price was a factor but also the Members Mark label which has rarely disappointed as far as quality compared to national brands.. makes plenty of suds and cleans my dishes that shine and requires minimal scrubbing.. pleased with my purchase and will buy again..

I’ve been washing dishes, pots, pans, and appliances for over fifty years. Members Mark Liquid Dish Soap is concentrated enough that I can dilute it with an equal amount of water and get sparkling results. Frugality being my middle name, I have not found a better product for my money. I highly recommend it.

I do not love this product. It was quite a bit cheaper than the name brand so I thought I'd try. It was cheaper but I go through it a lot faster. It didn't seem to suds as much as the name brand and it doesn't go as far as the name brand either. I find myself using a lot more when doing dishes. It's an ok alternative of the other was out but I'll probably not buy again unless it's on clearance.

I can tell a difference in this compared to when I purchased it last the last time lately last year. The consistency is definitely more watery but I still get plenty of soapy suds and my dishes come out squeaky clean. I think I'd purchase again. It does a good job on cutting grease as well.

This is the best dish soap on the market. I used to use Dawn because it cut through the grease and cleaned dishes really good. Once I tried the Members Mark dish soap, I was amazed that it worked just as well if not better than Dawn. Now I only use Members Mark.

"Magnificent!" I love "Member's Mark Liquid Dish Soap"; long-lasting suds; cuts the "grease"; and all it requires just a "small amount" of the dish soap; the scent is "delightful"; the dish soap is "very economical" compared to the leading dish soap brand.

Is it as good as the original “platinum” brand name dishwashing liquid? No. It’s thinner and doesn’t cut the grease quite as well. But, and it’s a big but in our household, it’s about 40% cheaper than the brand name. And for 40% cheaper, this easily works well enough.

I have used this for at least a year now. It does a great job. I saw where others have complained about it being thin but I don't find it is. Actually I usually water it down a bit which stops the clogging of the hole. I use a Dawn ez squeeze bottle (22 oz). I add 1/8 cup of water to the bottle then fill with the dish liquid. I give it a few good shakes then leave it to settle. No more clogged spout and it still foams well and cleans just like Dawn (which I've used for 20+ years). Unless something changes, this is what I intend to continue to use.

I have a soap dispenser and the only way I can use this soap is by unclogging it each time I need to use it. I’ve never experienced this until I used this soap. I do not recommend it if you have a dispenser. Even when using it out of the bottle it gets clogged. It’s almost like it get in contact with air and it hardens. Horrible.

Was cheap and thought it would be very similar to Dawn, yeah nope, not even close. It’s not concentrated, you go through this soap like crazy and doesn’t feel like it has the power like dawn at all. I use a dish soap dispenser on my sink and it clogs the spout, never happened with a Dawn!