Works as well or the same as national brands, viz., Dawn at a lower price point. Since dish detergents have become so efficient, we usually use them only in diluted form. Dishes still come out sparkling clean. This detergent excels at cleaning grease and stuck-on foods from pots and pans.

They were out of the usual pink detergent that I buy so I tried this. I like it. It’s sudsy and has a pleasant scent. Softens our hard water. I will buy it again.

Dawn dupe. Thicker, richer formula and cleans just as well if not better.thank you Sam’s for bringing this dupe to your customers.

Need to put this soap back in the stores it works much better than the other ones out there I'm not able to find it please put it back in the stores

Works great! Tough on grease, and gets my dishes clean! And the price helps me stay within my budget.

I like my soap to be soapy and show soapy, suds wise. This Members Mark Dish Detergent is great stuff, however the bubbly sudsy - ness does not stick around as long as I'd like. But thats just me. Overall this is a great cleaning product that gets dishes so clean you can eat off them! lol

The first time I purchased this product, which was about a year or so ago, I literally could not tell the difference between the performance of it and Dawn. But my recent purchase is definitely watered down. In fact, you know a dish detergent has been watered down when you shake it a little and it seems like suds are forming in the bottle near the top. So when I poured this batch into my dispenser container, this is exactly what happens. Just the site of minute new sud bubbles that seem to be embedded in the solution. Not a good sign. And then when I used it, it really takes a lot more than what it did in the first batch to produce a healthy amount of subs and to separate out grease. This is definitely an economy product. So as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. True here for sure. I haven’t run the math, but my guess is I’m probably spending more for dish detergent than what I was in purchasing the members Mark brand or the dawn brand because I have to use more to get the same result. That said, I will not be buying this again until I see a proliferation of comments in the future that indicate they have stopped watering down this product. In the meantime, I went back to the members Mark brand which is the national brand equivalent of Dawn and performs just like Dawn. I’ve done the math on this to calculate cost per ounce, and it’s only less than .2%… That’s 0.2% difference in cost per ounce. Which means that I’m better off buying the members Mark version of Dawn, because even though it cost me slightly more, I can use less per wash. I would give the members Mark version of Dawn a solid five. But not this one. I hope this comment helps, people.

This product deserves 5 stars really it does. As do all Member Mark products I have tried. So far but. It's a real struggle finding it available monthly and it didn't just start it's been ongoing at least a year. And today as I do my monthly. Budget and need to shop. It seems only available option having it shipped to my house and that. No big deal but. I am forced to purchase full box of 4 and I honestly. In this economy every penny counts yes I wouldn't. Have to purchase more for. A few months but it would. Short me now. With something else my family needs.

I don't care WHAT they tell you, it is no where CLOSE to DAWN. I use 1.5 pumps of dawn for a small sink of dishes. I use 4 of this and it is GONE within minutes!! Never again!

this is meant to be "compared to Dawn Professional", which [in standing water] lifts fats and oils into the water and those fats and oils settle back onto the dishes; in food service, the residue increases drip/air-dry time, and that is not safe because dishes get put away wet. if the fats and oils are meant to be trapped by the suds, then you unreasonably increase the water bill because you should change the water out BEFORE the suds disappear.