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2-Pack 21.5-Oz Dawn Powerwash Spray Refill (Various) for $9.94 - 25% when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
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Product Description:- This dish soap liquid fights 99% of grease and grime in half the time *vs. leading competitive brands ultra-strength formula on a representative meal for two, 5X FASTER* Grease Cleaning (*vs. Dawn Non-Concentrated), making it an essential part of your cleaning supplies
- Contains 3 cleaning boosters not found in traditional dish soaps
- Experience the power of an overnight soak in minutes with this dish detergent
- Suds activate on contact without water, no water needed until rinsing. Ideal for everyday messes just spray this dish spray on, wipe, and rinse
- Save money & reduce waste by reusing your sprayer. Convenient dish soap refills available, making it a versatile dish spray
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11oz water
2oz of dish soap
1oz 70% isopropyl alcohol
Optional: a few drops of essential/scented oil
Add to an empty bottle in the above order, shake, and spray. Note that you will need a foaming sprayer like the one that comes with the actual Dawn Powerwash.
Most online recipes call for 13oz of water, but that dilutes the solution too much and creates weak foam. Stick with 11oz and it'll be great. I recommend adding a scent as the basic formula above will smell like rubbing alcohol.
EDIT: Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether is the chemical and it works by "bridging the gap" between water and oil-based substances, allowing them to emulsify & clean more effectively than you can with just soap and water. It also prevents nozzle clogs since the solution is stable and the soap can't separate/solidify.
Don't get me wrong: the homemade stuff DOES work, but amount of time & frustration I save by using this more effective butyl ether-based mix makes it worth it to me... but ONLY so long as I can get it on sale. I won't pay retail (~$4-5 for a 16oz bottle LOL).
In my opinion, at this price point it doesn't really make sense to DIY this; it's not like isopropyl alcohol and dish soap are free, even if you're not using nearly as much of it.
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11oz water
2oz of dish soap
1oz 70% isopropyl alcohol
Optional: a few drops of essential/scented oil
Add to an empty bottle in the above order, shake, and spray. Note that you will need a foaming sprayer like the one that comes with the actual Dawn Powerwash.
Most online recipes call for 13oz of water, but that dilutes the solution too much and creates weak foam. Stick with 11oz and it'll be great. I recommend adding a scent as the basic formula above will smell like rubbing alcohol.
Joking. Seems like that comment is on every one of the posts for this stuff.
Great deal
And the post appeared while I was typing
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EDIT: Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether is the chemical and it works by "bridging the gap" between water and oil-based substances, allowing them to emulsify & clean more effectively than you can with just soap and water. It also prevents nozzle clogs since the solution is stable and the soap can't separate/solidify.
Don't get me wrong: the homemade stuff DOES work, but amount of time & frustration I save by using this more effective butyl ether-based mix makes it worth it to me... but ONLY so long as I can get it on sale. I won't pay retail (~$4-5 for a 16oz bottle LOL).
In my opinion, at this price point it doesn't really make sense to DIY this; it's not like isopropyl alcohol and dish soap are free, even if you're not using nearly as much of it.
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Have you ever tried castile soaps? Those always leave my hands feeling super clean, soft, and with no residue. I use them in a foaming dispenser.
Powerwash has alcohol and chemicals in it, so it will be harsher on your skin in the long run. There are times when i run low on soap and use this or dawn foam as handsoap…and after a while my skin starts drying the heck out and flaking.
Powerwash has alcohol and chemicals in it, so it will be harsher on your skin in the long run. There are times when i run low on soap and use this or dawn foam as handsoap…and after a while my skin starts drying the heck out and flaking.
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