I loved Antis soap! It is truly the best for everything from cutting grass and your dishes to getting stains off your clothes. I love that there isn’t the antibacterial option, especially in times like these! Definitely a great product that I use daily and will continue to use.

Dawn is the best dish soap around. It really does get rid of all those tough grease stains and stick on messes. You can tell it’s a high quality dishwashing liquid by the amount of washing ability you get out of one little drop in the sponge. Also very affordable product.

I've tried other dish soaps, but none have impressed me. Dawn dish soap has always been my go-to and remains the best. Other brands simply don't compare. I love that Dawn is versatile and can be used for more than just dishes. As someone with experience in pet care, I can confirm that many people know Dawn can kill fleas. I recommend using the original Dawn formula, not the simpler versions, for this. Apply it to your dog or cat, let it sit for 10 minutes, and it effectively eliminates fleas. Additionally, Dawn works wonders as a spot remover and is excellent at cutting through oil on dishes and other surfaces. It's affordable, comes in great packaging, and the apple scent smells amazing!

This has your typical apple scent to it, which is nice, but recently I’ve been trying to switch to more all natural cleaning supplies and the strong artificial green coloring and overpowering apple scent just isn’t doing it for me anymore. Cleaning power is great, but out of my house for the more so environmental reasons.

I will never buy this again! The antibacterial one has the worst smell I have ever smelled. It leaves a medical smell on the dishes along with your hands. I purchased one of the big containers to fill my original small blue container and I wish I never did. If you want a antibacterial hand soap then that's fine, keep it as hand soap.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Product - Dawn Ultra Antibacterial Hand Soap, Dishwashing Liquid, Apple Blossom work amazing best product I love so much. My dishes are always smelling food and looking good. If u don’t go with dawn then missing out because best product ever. Clean all mess plate and I don’t even have put them dishwasher !! Best dish soap ever.

The smell is overwhelming. It’s a sickly sweet rotten smell to me. I would recommend just purchasing Dawn Ultra Concentrated Dish Liquid Original if you want to buy a Dawn variation. Does a good job cutting through the grease and cleaning dishes. Lathers nicely.

This one smells really nice and the dishes always look nice after using it. I have also used it to clean nasty kitchen and pet messed and that went as smoothly as one could hope given the situation. Our has bought this multiple times and will buy it in the future. We aren't particularly loyal to one brand but this one definitely cycles through and we use lots of dish soap.

As others have pointed out, the labeling is confusing. For labeling design, it deserves some sort of special, last place award. I put it in the bathroom. My wife moved it to the kitchen. Is it hand soap? Is it dishwashing liquid? Was it designed for hands or dishes? Skin is different from hard porcelain, glass, stainless steel and plastic and I don't particulaly want what might be designed to work well on baked-on, caramelized mozarrella to spend much time on my hands. So what exactly benefits from 50% less scrubbing? Wait, a sliced apple, as pictured? Can't be! Oh, it has apple blossom scent - even though that's not a blossom. Wait again, there's a little asterisk - less scrubbing vs. dishwashing liquid. Oh, but I don't scrub my hands with dishwashing liquid, so why compare? It's in a bottle with a shape commonly used for dishwashing liquids, yet it clearly says hand soap, front and back. Nowhere does the labeling say it's (also) for dishes. Perhaps drug labeling regulations for the antibacterial ingredient twisted the labeling team into pretzels trying to satisfy both the marketing team and regulatory team. Another concern: Does residual antibacterial (e.g. on poorly rinsed glasses) have any effect on beneficial gut bacteria? I doubt it's been studied. And do I really need an antibacterial for dishes? No. Or hands? No. On top of all of this, it doesn't even work that great on dishes. ...or hands. I have to use a ton to have good effect on grape seed oil in the popcorn pot, for example, whereas Palmolive ultra strength "Dish Liquid" digs right through it. As does regular Dawn. To be sure, we aren't buying this again.

Dawn has always been my favorite dish soap and Apple Blossom has always been my favorite cheerful color and fresh green apple scent. Then one day many years ago the Apple Blossom label changed to “Hand Soap” and no longer had a label saying dish soap. But the blue bottle continued to have both under separate labels. This led me to believe that AB was no longer available in the dish soap. So I’ve been using the blue for many years always disappointed that I can’t have the AB anymore. Then I came on this Dawn official website and learned that AB is still my great dish soap that can also be utilized as an anti bacterial hand soap. I don’t know why you had to label the blue and green differently. Dish soap is something you use every single day. So yes I have truly missed using my BELOVED DAWN APPLE BLOSSOM due to poor label marketing decisions.