I like Dawn Ultra Antibacterial Dishwashing Liquid Apple Blossom because i feel like it leaves my dishes so clean and bacteria free. The fragrance is not that strong so you dont have to worry about the dish soap flavor on your plates

Love love love the smell but the color is pretty intense. Definitely doesn’t look good sitting on my counter. A little goes a long way and it definitely works. Drys my hands out like crazy though. Keep lotion on hand after using.

This stuff is awesome!! It cleans very well, and even helps to dig deep and get stains out when needed. Id say the only thing they could improve is the feel. Its decently priced for its usages and YES id recommend.

Love the scent of this product and the size. I feel like I have gone through hardly any. You only need the smallest amount to do the job which is great and very cost effective. I will buy again!!! Highly recommend.

The best dish soap on the market . Gets my dishes perfectly clean and a little goes a very long way. Smells good and not too expensive . Would recommend 

I have always used Dawn, my family is from Alaska and always raves about it when they had to use it for oil spills in the ocean. All these terrible reviews, I’m actually surprised. I have nothing but good things to say

Dawn is my first choice for dish soap! I love the Apple scent because it hides stinky dishes well. A little goes a very long way so one big bottle will last MONTHS! If you want a quality dish soap that will last, grab this one!

Smells amazing. Will use it not just for dishes but also to wipe down the stove area. Super affordable. I have been using this since my mom taught me how to do dishes. Would definitely recommend. Such a great multi use product.

This works wonders! It gets everything clean and smelling amazing. It eats away at oil and grease and leaves dishes feeing amazing and looking squeaky clean. I love it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The label has been updated but I still have a question. Is it correct to interpret that this detergent acts as an anti-bacteria on hands, but not on bacteria in dishes?