I spayed this on my stainless steel fridge and rubbed it in. I then rinsed with clean wet cloth. I dried the fridge off with clean microfiber cloth. The results were better than any stainless steel cleaner I’ve ever used. I couldn’t believe the results. My refrigerator looks new!

I'll never soak and scrub anything again! Seriously. Spray it on dishes as you prep. Give them a little rub with the sponge and rinse! Use a dish brush and it will keep your precious hands far from even more soap and water. For anything you can't pop in the dishwasher, this is the best. Safe at home means piles of pots and pans; this saves me a little time and energy.

I love Dawn and their products. I was so excited about the Powerwash because I live in a small kitchette and wanted to find something to clean my dishes and cups quickly. What a surprise. Powerwash was not what they promoted. Left grease in tupperware. I had to wash dishes many times. I bought 3 bottles. When they are used up I am going back to my liquid DAWN.

You've changed the formula and scent!!! I have been a HUGE fan of this product. Literally used it on everything from the kitchen (loved how easily it cleaned the stainless steel refrigerator and sink!,) to laundry, and removing stains on rugs, furniture, shoes, and clothing. It was a product I recommended to family and friends..until you made these changes. This "updated" product does not do a good job, even with several applications, and the scent is overwhelmingly awful! The scent is literally an assault on my nose! Will be returning the 6 bottles I bought.

This product is AWESOME!! I suffered an injury resulting in a compound fracture of my ankle. I was wearing white shorts when this occurred and with the amount of blood loss my shorts were covered in blood. My finance wanted to through them away, but I love those shorts so I told him to saturate them with Dawn Powerwash spray and wash them in cold water. I was completely AMAZED at the results. There was no trace whatsoever of any blood stains. I am still in awe of these results and tell everybody how great the Dawn Powerwash works.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is seriously the best dish soap ever! So handy to have to just spray, and the spray is a long spray that can cover almost a whole baking sheet in one squirt. I don’t think I can ever go back to liquid soap!

I've had this product in my home for some time and used it for a few different things. Today I was cleaning the tops of my cupboards; this is usually an arduous task that involves a lot of scrubbing and elbow work. I used Dawn Powerwash today. I was actually surprised at how fast this worked. I sprayed it on and the dirt just wiped off. I was planning on cleaning half a day and was truly amazed at how quickly this went. Thanks for this great product.

This stuff is amazing! I've read a ton of reviews praising this, so I decided to give it a shot. I love the trigger. I have arthritis in my hands and pulling a trigger on a bottle of any kind of cleaner hurts. This gives you a ton of product and you can hold the trigger down as more of a continuous spray. And you don't need a lot. It foams and goes a long way. I tried it inside and out. I used it to clean my patio chairs and it cut through a winter's worth of buildup with minimal scrubbing. I also cleaned my fridge. I had meat leak on a shelf and it got under the glass and in a drawer. And it sat for a couple days because I didn't see it. I sprayed the shelves and drawers and let it sit for a bit and it wiped right off! This is definitely a staple in my kitchen now!

I love how this cleans! I use it on dishes, the high chair, stove top, stained clothes with great success. I just wish there was a different/ lighter scent, this one can give me a headache. I would use it even more if I knew I wouldn't have the resulting headache after just a few minutes.

Why is this a thing? What? Where the margins on the regular soap not large enough, so you watered it down and stuck it in a spray bottle? Besides, your regular dish soap works plenty well enough already. Why engineer a whole new product and manufacturing chain instead of bumping the price/making the bottle smaller? I don't know.