I sprayed Powerwash on a moistened glass baking dish used for a pork roast. Even though I let it sit a few minutes, I still had to REALLY scrub to get it clean. The "Fresh Scent" smells more like a chemical smell. Wonder if it's biodegradable. I'll go back to regular Dawn to prewash pots and dishes. Powerwash was not worth the money.

Love this product, just can’t stand the scent. I used Fresh Scent, since that is what Target had in stock. Please make in it in the original scent, or something less perfumed. I used it on a coffee cup, rinsed it very well; I could taste the soap in my coffee the next day.

Works well and bottle lasts a long time. It works as advertised cutting grease and saving time. But, as other reviews show, the smell lingers and you can almost taste it. I won't use it when near eating time. Some seem to like the scent, but for the rest of us, can you make it in unscented??

Okay I used it on my messy BBQ grill and it was amazing.....then I got brave and decided to try it on my Acura wheels OMG this stuff is amazing! It may say for pots and pans but I'm finding all sorts of great uses! Might even do some dishes LOL Great Stuff Dawn! Love it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m a Dawn lover, so I was excited to try this. It works great! I love that it is just as powerful as the dish soap. A quick spray, soak and rinse and dishes are done. I use this on my counters and microwave as well. Such a breeze cleaning the microwave. It has a light pear scent that smells wonderful. It’s light and fruity. I will never be without this spray. It will forever have a permanent spot by my sink.

OMG!!! I just found this because our store was out of all Dawn products due to COVID-19. It is amazing. It instantly starts lifting any dirt, grime, grease, or caked-on mess. If you usually have to soak a dish for fifteen minutes, you only have to spray this and wait three minutes. So glad I found this. It will be a staple in our household.

The good: The product works very well on dishes, counters and spot treating clothes. It requires a rinse or follow with a damp cloth so it’s not spray and wipe. Loosens stuck on food very quickly. Lemon scent smells good, like Dawn and Lemon Joy had a baby. The bad: Fresh scent just smells awful. Should be replaced with original scent. Haven’t smelled apple but probably won’t try it. Free and Clear is clear but scented with a pear scent. Smells ok but why not make an unscented hypoallergenic product if you’re going to call it “Free and Clear.”

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The packaging this dish soap comes in is superior. Makes so much sense to spray it out and i feel like it distributes product better then a glob in your hands. The soo itself is extremely efficient. I used it on my stove pans and it cleaned through tough stains. I let it sit for 90 seconds on a greased pan and it reduced my cleaning time noticeably. overall works great on hard to clean foods.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m in love with this product. You can see the grease fighting power almost immediately. If you’re like me and are completely burnt out on washing dishes thanks to the current pandemic situation, this will be your saving grace for those hard to clean casserole dishes, pots, pans, etc. it works fast, smells great, and will really cut your cleaning time in half (at least for those caked on food items). The spray is foamy and thick and really latches onto grease and food that corner piece of cheese that got a little too baked into your dish. This is your saving grace for cleanup of your next dinner

Due to a medical condition I cannot have any products that have added fragrance. When I saw Dawn Platinum Power Wash - Free & Clear I was excited this was a product I could use. I trusted it was free and clear of dyes and perfume/fragrance and other products are that have FREE AND CLEAR on the label. Once I used the product it was evident it was scented, in small print under FREE AND CLEAR it says free of dyes, lightly pear scented. As a result I cannot use it. I’m frustrated that Dawn used this terminology that typically indicates NO dyes or scents.