A friend recommended Dawn Platinum Powerwash. I tried it and wouldn't use it again unless you seriously take my suggestions into consideration. It seems as though a man with large hands developed the bottle design. I have small hands and find it difficult to hold comfortably. The trigger is also very hard to squeeze. My own grandmother wouldn't be able to use your product. Many women will try to use your new product, not men. If I could squeeze the trigger to make it work, I might like it. Please take my recommendations into your design team to make this happen. For now, I'll stick to the Original Dawn and let them soak.

Love the product but wish you could make the spray bottles in colors that would coordinate with my kitchen. Why not make seasonal spray bottles and “designer” spray bottles so I can leave it on the kitchen counter instead of hiding it away after using?

I purchased this a couple of weeks ago to cut down on scrubbing my dishes and reduce water usage, unfortunately I can it past the chemical sell to really test out this product. I used it on my metal pan that goes in the toaster over, I used the product per it's instructions and was disappointed to find my pizza had taken on the chemical smell from being washed. I ended up using Bartenders Secret powder and vinegar to get rid of the smell from the Dawn platinum power wash spray that coated my metal pan.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Dawn dish spray actually works, ibwas very surprised by this. With items that have food baked on and stuck, just spray it on and let it sit for a few minutes and it will wipe right away. The only thing I don't like about it is the smell, it has very strong smell that really does not smell good at all.

I’ve been using this for awhile now. I love how it cleans. The drawback is the nozzle always clogs and there’s no way to clear it. The sprayer is not any good. I’ve been through a couple of these and always the same problem. You would think they would do something about this problem. Not purchasing this again.

We've used Dawn Powerwash pretty much since it was announced. We've introduced it to daughter, daughter-in-law, and granddaughters. All have continued to enjoy using it. But now we've encountered a problem - the return spring for the trigger is broken. I don't know if it's just normal for the spring to break or if one of ours was just weak. We're able to use it by pulling the trigger back after spraying, but would rather it returned by itself. The photo shows the broken spring.

Dawn dish soap has always been my go-to cleaner for dishs, laundry, and pets. Always safe. So why wouldn't power wash be the same. I am a new mom. I recently used dawn power wash to remove milk residue off my silicone breast pumps. Cleaned them beautifully. However, the next day I notice some of the milk smells weird. Then I notice my pumps smell weird. My daughter was crying in pain for most of the day and I couldn't figure out how the milk I had just pumped smelled bad already. It took a day to figure out the scent matched my dawn power wash. Before it's suggested I just didn't rinse them well, I have re washed them with regular dawn multiple times and soaked them in baking soda. The smell remains. I was forced to replace the *expensive* pumps. Needles to say I have lost confidence in the brand and won't be buying anyone more Fawn products.

The sprayer simply does not work. I have spent many years diagnosing failures in products ranging from appliances to sophisticated military systems and the pump in this product does not work as expected. This could be a great product but the manufacturer has to re-design the sprayer pump for it to be successful. It spurts and bubbles and does not spray. It is really 0 stars.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really love this foam spray, it cuts down grease in minutes and makes pots easier to wipe down. It really gets the funky grease to break down and makes clean up so much more faster then using liquid dish soap. The scent is very nice and light.

This is a lame excuse for P&G searching to make more profits. The scent is horrible, it uses up quickly, and there is no reason for not using a sponge, which everyone will use anyway. Dawn has been a great dish soap. This stuff doesn't even last on the sponge. It begs to keep spraying on each dish, which uses it up faster and creates a need to buy more. Never again would I buy this excuse for an "improved" product.