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Amazon has 4-Count 16-Oz Dawn Platinum Powerwash Dish Spray Fresh Scent Bundle (1 Spray + 3 Refills) on sale for $11.55 when you check out via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
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I posted my recipe on the last deal and I think it works really good.
I used 1 tsp each, citric acid granules and baking soda, 14 oz water, and 2 oz Dawn Platinum. Mix the citric acid, baking soda and water together first, and let it bubble off, then add the Dawn and mix before adding to the sprayer bottle. When mixing, make sure you use a large enough container (at least 4 cups) to handle the initial foaming. When combined, the mixture will have a light blue, milky color, and a thicker viscosity. It's great because it sticks to whatever you are spraying it on. It rinses off easier too.
Update 3/28 - I tried experimenting with different amounts of citric acid and baking soda. The more citric acid you add, the fewer suds you will get when spraying, but the citric acid is really effective. I think a 1 to 1 ratio acid/soda is best. By all means test different amounts. Honestly, I don't know the best amounts yet, but I'm still testing. The formula isn't harsh on your skin and there aren't any noxious fumes.
Ya, IDK that cleans much better but do like they sprayer. Figure diluted (50%?) dawn and what I smell is ammonia covered by perfume but thinking diluted dawn with a bit of isopropyl, maybe some jet dry, maybe vinegar, should work. Yes I can google but I too like to see what others on here use as DIY solution. I paid like $10 at costco for 3 pack with sprayer so not bad but not likely to buy again. I just like how sprays as I said so want to refill.
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Ya, IDK that cleans much better but do like they sprayer. Figure diluted (50%?) dawn and what I smell is ammonia covered by perfume but thinking diluted dawn with a bit of isopropyl, maybe some jet dry, maybe vinegar, should work. Yes I can google but I too like to see what others on here use as DIY solution. I paid like $10 at costco for 3 pack with sprayer so not bad but not likely to buy again. I just like how sprays as I said so want to refill.
I posted my recipe on the last deal and I think it works really good.
I used 1 tsp each, citric acid granules and baking soda, 14 oz water, and 2 oz Dawn Platinum. Mix the citric acid, baking soda and water together first, and let it bubble off, then add the Dawn and mix before adding to the sprayer bottle. When mixing, make sure you use a large enough container (at least 4 cups) to handle the initial foaming. When combined, the mixture will have a light blue, milky color, and a thicker viscosity. It's great because it sticks to whatever you are spraying it on. It rinses off easier too.
Update 3/28 - I tried experimenting with different amounts of citric acid and baking soda. The more citric acid you add, the fewer suds you will get when spraying, but the citric acid is really effective. I think a 1 to 1 ratio acid/soda is best. By all means test different amounts. Honestly, I don't know the best amounts yet, but I'm still testing. The formula isn't harsh on your skin and there aren't any noxious fumes.
Last edited by jenesaisquoi March 28, 2023 at 10:42 AM.
1 spray & 2 refills for $7.98 at Sam's Club right now after the $2 Instant Savings.
Yeah Costco $7.99 for the 3 Pack.
One spray bottle and 2 refills in case you don't have a Sam's club but do have a Costco membership.
The smell is really strong though.
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You can make your own with Dawn soap at much cheaper price.
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It's different that regular Dawn soap, cleans better but really strong smell...
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Who has the best diy recipe? Last deal i was about to snag one but tried the diy. Its good but not as good.Q3
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Ya, IDK that cleans much better but do like they sprayer. Figure diluted (50%?) dawn and what I smell is ammonia covered by perfume but thinking diluted dawn with a bit of isopropyl, maybe some jet dry, maybe vinegar, should work. Yes I can google but I too like to see what others on here use as DIY solution. I paid like $10 at costco for 3 pack with sprayer so not bad but not likely to buy again. I just like how sprays as I said so want to refill.
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I posted mine on the last deal. I'm sold on it. I used 1.5 tsp citric acid granules, 1.5 tsp baking soda, 2 oz Dawn Platinum. The rest water and mix it in a container first. I'm still on my first bottle, but the results are very encouraging. I may double the acid/soda (1 tbsp each) next time. The best part is hardly any noxious fumes (after it bubbles off initially). This recipe cuts grease and coffee/tea stains as good as the original IMO.
I was near the end of my homemade bottle so I went ahead and tried more citric acid and baking soda. OK, too much baking soda causes too much foaming when making this. I'm sticking with a 1 to 1.5 tsp of baking soda, but I bumped up the citric acid to 1 tbsp. It seems good to go. Give it a shot. The first time I made it with 1 tsp each it was great, and I don't think you need more than 2 oz of Dawn Platinum.
Make sure no matter what recipe you use, use the original bottle, supposedly it is a different type of spray bottle and the tip helps with the foaming
I recently started using this. I am surprised by the pressure of the sprayer. I'm curious how this works. Is it from the alcohol?
There's some additives to it- alcohol is probably one, there are most likely others. There are 10000 people claiming they "cracked the formula" and buy $20 worth of ingredients to avoid paying $10, but I love the stuff. Makes "clean as you go" people like me very efficient when making dinner
Yeah Costco $7.99 for the 3 Pack.
One spray bottle and 2 refills in case you don't have a Sam's club but do have a Costco membership.
The smell is really strong though.
There's some additives to it- alcohol is probably one, there are most likely others. There are 10000 people claiming they "cracked the formula" and buy $20 worth of ingredients to avoid paying $10, but I love the stuff. Makes "clean as you go" people like me very efficient when making dinner
I started DIY refills because I find the scents in these way too strong and scentless powerwash bottles (nevermind deals!) are hard to find.
Super easy to throw 4tbsp clear dawn and 2tbsp isopropyl into the bottle and top off w water to refill!
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I used 1 tsp each, citric acid granules and baking soda, 14 oz water, and 2 oz Dawn Platinum. Mix the citric acid, baking soda and water together first, and let it bubble off, then add the Dawn and mix before adding to the sprayer bottle. When mixing, make sure you use a large enough container (at least 4 cups) to handle the initial foaming. When combined, the mixture will have a light blue, milky color, and a thicker viscosity. It's great because it sticks to whatever you are spraying it on. It rinses off easier too.
Update 3/28 - I tried experimenting with different amounts of citric acid and baking soda. The more citric acid you add, the fewer suds you will get when spraying, but the citric acid is really effective. I think a 1 to 1 ratio acid/soda is best. By all means test different amounts. Honestly, I don't know the best amounts yet, but I'm still testing. The formula isn't harsh on your skin and there aren't any noxious fumes.
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You can make your own with Dawn soap at much cheaper price.
You can make your own with Dawn soap at much cheaper price.
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I used 1 tsp each, citric acid granules and baking soda, 14 oz water, and 2 oz Dawn Platinum. Mix the citric acid, baking soda and water together first, and let it bubble off, then add the Dawn and mix before adding to the sprayer bottle. When mixing, make sure you use a large enough container (at least 4 cups) to handle the initial foaming. When combined, the mixture will have a light blue, milky color, and a thicker viscosity. It's great because it sticks to whatever you are spraying it on. It rinses off easier too.
Update 3/28 - I tried experimenting with different amounts of citric acid and baking soda. The more citric acid you add, the fewer suds you will get when spraying, but the citric acid is really effective. I think a 1 to 1 ratio acid/soda is best. By all means test different amounts. Honestly, I don't know the best amounts yet, but I'm still testing. The formula isn't harsh on your skin and there aren't any noxious fumes.
One spray bottle and 2 refills in case you don't have a Sam's club but do have a Costco membership.
The smell is really strong though.
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You can make your own with Dawn soap at much cheaper price.
I was near the end of my homemade bottle so I went ahead and tried more citric acid and baking soda. OK, too much baking soda causes too much foaming when making this. I'm sticking with a 1 to 1.5 tsp of baking soda, but I bumped up the citric acid to 1 tbsp. It seems good to go. Give it a shot. The first time I made it with 1 tsp each it was great, and I don't think you need more than 2 oz of Dawn Platinum.
You can make your own with Dawn soap at much cheaper price.
One spray bottle and 2 refills in case you don't have a Sam's club but do have a Costco membership.
The smell is really strong though.
I'm seeing $9.59 online for Costco, maybe $7.99 is in store only?
This is a good deal! It's worth giving it a try.
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Super easy to throw 4tbsp clear dawn and 2tbsp isopropyl into the bottle and top off w water to refill!
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