Although there are no ducks being sanitized on the front of the bottle, this soap is sure to give Dawn vibes. From the smooth clean aroma in your nose cavities, to the way the soap glides between your fingertips, quality is quickly realized. Rivaling Dawn, grease does not stand a chance here. Picture the grime on your dishes holding on for dear life with the most powerful suction cups, being ripped from their precious relms of comfort by the most glorious blue slime savior. Your dishes will shine with confidence and, you will look forward to washing dishes again. Highly recommend!

Been hand washing dishes for more that 58 years. This is the best working dish soap we have ever used. Rock adds peppermint essential oil to it and calls it body wash and shampoo. Doesn't dry his skin or scalp. Doesn't strip his hair. Leaves his hair soft and his scalp happy.

Every bit as effective as Dawn, Cascade, etc., in my opinion, at a significant price point savings. There are few secrets in the dish washing detergent business. Almost all common dish soaps whether big brand name or private label, such as MM Liquid Dish Soap, are pretty much the same in chemical composition with only minor variations usually in the lesser ingredients to keep them from becoming exactly identical. For a glimpse into what goes into such a formulation, check out https://dawn-dish.com/en-us/how-to/what-dawn-is-made-of-ingredients/ Though you may not understand all of the chemistry (which if you are truly interested, you can look up), you will see that the formulation is actually quite complex, with each ingredient being present as no more nor no less than is needed for its function. P&G introduced Dawn in 1973, for example, and though it might have had minor tweaks in the intervening 52 years (as of this writing), this is old, well-traveled technology. Anecdotally, I find Member's Mark Liquid Dish Soap to be as effective as any other. Since all liquid detergents in this class are very powerful cleaning agents, I generally keep about a diluted squeeze bottle by the kitchen sink, to avoid overuse and waste (20-30 water:1 MM Liquid Dish Soap). I add a squirt of this diluted soap to a pot, vessel, utensil, etd. or a container full of dirty dishes. It works very well this way. Here's the way to tell when more diluted detergent is needed. No suds? A bit more diluted detergent, then.

Just like Dawn and it’s cheaper. Wish it had a better scent but still not a bad smell.

This is just as good as Dawn at a better price.

This dish liquid is in my opinion the same as Dawn liquid dish soap. Bigger bottle last longer and at a much cheaper price. Does a excellent job don’t need a lot.

The MM dish detergent gives it's brand name a run for it's money. It does the same job if not better than it's brand name competitor. Really good at removing grease at less cost. Also, available in commercial size.

This warehouse brand is just like the brand. Does the job on cleaning dishes and pots and pans. Also is a great size container which last several months.

I got this in lieu of the Dawn dish soap, it works pretty well, but it definitely is not as good as the regular Dawn. It seems to be a bit thinner and doesn't go as far.

Very sudsy and you can use less. The soap is thinner so caution when pouring from this container as you do not need much to suds up the water and wash the dishes.