They are packaged as a two pack. That is enough liquid to last more than a year, if you own a dishwasher. Great product. Is there a way to carry a smaller package size? Bulk is great, but more than a year supply is not always a convenient impulse purchase.

Dawn Platinum dish soap is by far the best cleaning product on shelves. It’s the only detergent that makes dishes feel and look cleaner than any other. It takes off harsh stuck on food from pots and pans in minimal time, no long soaking required. In fact soaking some dish products in this detergent will ruin if left too long in this dish water. If you are tired of feeling greasy, half cleaned dishes, try Dawn Platinum and don’t look back. Also, invest in a good pair of gloves, the detergent tends to leave dry hands.

Best stuff in the business! Gets just about anything off dishes, grease doesn’t stand a chance. I’ve used it on shoes, stains in clothes. If your toilet is clogged fill 5 gallon bucket with very hot water and some Dawn platinum pour half in flush and, pour the rest plunge if needed. Small clogs release easily. Still gentle enough to clean wildlife, and your hands without drying them out.

I will not switch from Dawn to clean my dishes no matter what. I have bought, I don’t know how many in fact, off brand or look alike Dawn dishwashing soap products. I think I’m saving money. I end up having to squirt more of the off brands liquid to even have suds. It doesn’t clean like Dawn. You’re going to have to pay more for Dawn, but in the long run, you’ll be saving money and have cleaner dishes too!

I use the "Soapy Sponge" procedure for dish washing: everyone washes their dishes soon after using them. This usually requires about 10 ml of detergent on the sponge. Dawn Platinum is more viscous than other brands. Works better in my kitchen sink pump. Lasts longer in the sponge. Hence, more economical.

It lasts a long time. Even for a household of 3 adults that cook their own meals daily. It gets the oil out of plastic bowls that is so hard to get out of and makes cleaning burnt foods in pots and pans so much less tough work. Just leave it over night with a teaspoonful of dawn filled with water and the next morning it’s comes right off or it’s easier to scrub gently off. It depends on the material of your pots and pans and the severity of the burnt food on the bottom on the pot or pans.

Have you ever wondered what happened to the good old Dawn? I sure do!! I swear, it is like they dilute it and then come out with a "New and Improved-4, 5, 6XFaster...". All the while, they have yet to make it as great as it was to begin with. And more expensive to boot!

I have used Dawn for years and it works on a lot of other things besides washing dishes. I use Dawn to make one of my Sugar Scrubs. I also apply it to greasy spots on some of my laundry items. I have some of the smaller bottles which I refill with this larger size. Excellent product.

A master plumber recommended using Dawn instead of tablets/pucks in toilet tank because the bleach in those products attacks the rubber/plastic components of the toilet. I tried it and it works well. Just a small amount in the tank - mixed in the water with a brush - and the toilet is clean.

Never tried the “Rain Scent” always stuck to the original but Dawn overall never fails me; especially with grease and tough stains. It gets the job done.. not too big of a fan on this scent but the premium is definitely better than the original in my opinion.