Amazon has for Prime Members:4-Piece 16oz Dawn Platinum Powerwash Dish Spray Bundle (Fresh Scent) for $11.78 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $11.19. Shipping is free.
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Amazon has for Prime Members:4-Piece 16oz Dawn Platinum Powerwash Dish Spray Bundle (Fresh Scent) for $11.78 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $11.19. Shipping is free.
Dawn Platinum Powerwash Dish Spray is valued for cutting through grease, baked-on messes, and other stuck-on grime with very little scrubbing. The foam clings well, a little goes a long way, and it also gets used on bathroom tile, everyday surfaces, and even laundry stains. The main drawback is cost and bottle longevity, since regular dish soap is cheaper and the sprayer can wear out over time. The fresh scent can also get tiring after extended use. It is a versatile cleaner if you want strong spot-cleaning power more than the lowest cost.
People who want a spray cleaner for more than dishes, because it also works on bathroom tile, laundry stains, and greasy residue on surfaces.
It works especially well on greasy or baked-on dishes, where the foam clings to stuck-on food and loosens messes with very little scrubbing. It can also be used on bathroom tile, laundry stains, and greasy residue on everyday surfaces.
It can last a long time because only 1-2 sprays are often enough, and a little goes a long way. Some use it faster than regular dish soap, but others report using less soap and less water to rinse, especially on cups and greasy messes.
Yes. A DIY refill using Dawn, Palmolive, or Ajax plus 91% isopropyl alcohol and water is described as working well, but the original sprayer eventually wears out and needs replacing because it mixes air and solution to make the foam.
The Amazon Subscribe & Save price is described as about half of local grocery pricing, but Costco and BJ's have been cited with similar or lower bulk pricing per ounce. Costco was mentioned at $9.99 for 64.5 oz, and BJ's at $9.99 for 64.5 oz with a lower price seen the week before.
The fresh scent can become tiring over time, especially after long-term use. If scent matters, that is the main drawback mentioned alongside the product's cleaning performance.
Yeah, I came up with my own cheap basterd quick lazy ars recipe that doesn't involve precise measuring. (I did not watch the video; I have my own cheap basterd mysterious ways. If both methods are the same that means I was copied!!! )
Fill the empty container with Dawn/Palmolive/Ajax until the blue sticker line starts and then a decent poor of Isopropyl 91% alcohol. Finally, fill the remaining space with water until the line where the sprayer handle connects.
Even though I make my own "Powerwash" I do buy a 16 ounce bottle of the real stuff every 3 months or so as the sprayer breaks eventually. It's not a typical sprayer, it mixes air with solution to make the perfect foam that sticks to what you clean so replacing with a typical generic bottle and head will not work...
Yeah, I came up with my own cheap basterd quick lazy ars recipe that doesn't involve precise measuring. (I did not watch the video; I have my own cheap basterd mysterious ways. If both methods are the same that means I was copied!!! )
Fill the empty container with Dawn/Palmolive/Ajax until the blue sticker line starts and then a decent poor of Isopropyl 91% alcohol. Finally, fill the remaining space with water until the line where the sprayer handle connects.
Even though I make my own "Powerwash" I do buy a 16 ounce bottle of the real stuff every 3 months or so as the sprayer breaks eventually. It's not a typical sprayer, it mixes air with solution to make the perfect foam that sticks to what you clean so replacing with a typical generic bottle and head will not work...
Thanks for that; hopefully I can get my lazy ars to watch the video later. Honestly though; I don't mind throwing Dawn a few bucks quarterly to get a brand new spray bottle replacement.
What's the saying; The rich spend money to save time and the poor spend time to save money? I like to keep a parsimonious midpoint; it's the Cheap Basterd Code
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Dawn Platinum Powerwash Dish Spray has completely changed my dishwashing routine. The spray foam clings to grease and stuck-on food, helping loosen messes with very little scrubbing.
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Dawn Platinum Powerwash Dish Spray is valued for cutting through grease, baked-on messes, and other stuck-on grime with very little scrubbing. The foam clings well, a little goes a long way, and it also gets used on bathroom tile, everyday surfaces, and even laundry stains. The main drawback is cost and bottle longevity, since regular dish soap is cheaper and the sprayer can wear out over time. The fresh scent can also get tiring after extended use. It is a versatile cleaner if you want strong spot-cleaning power more than the lowest cost.
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It works especially well on greasy or baked-on dishes, where the foam clings to stuck-on food and loosens messes with very little scrubbing. It can also be used on bathroom tile, laundry stains, and greasy residue on everyday surfaces.
It can last a long time because only 1-2 sprays are often enough, and a little goes a long way. Some use it faster than regular dish soap, but others report using less soap and less water to rinse, especially on cups and greasy messes.
Yes. A DIY refill using Dawn, Palmolive, or Ajax plus 91% isopropyl alcohol and water is described as working well, but the original sprayer eventually wears out and needs replacing because it mixes air and solution to make the foam.
The Amazon Subscribe & Save price is described as about half of local grocery pricing, but Costco and BJ's have been cited with similar or lower bulk pricing per ounce. Costco was mentioned at $9.99 for 64.5 oz, and BJ's at $9.99 for 64.5 oz with a lower price seen the week before.
The fresh scent can become tiring over time, especially after long-term use. If scent matters, that is the main drawback mentioned alongside the product's cleaning performance.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdsmMUO
Fill the empty container with Dawn/Palmolive/Ajax until the blue sticker line starts and then a decent poor of Isopropyl 91% alcohol. Finally, fill the remaining space with water until the line where the sprayer handle connects.
Even though I make my own "Powerwash" I do buy a 16 ounce bottle of the real stuff every 3 months or so as the sprayer breaks eventually. It's not a typical sprayer, it mixes air with solution to make the perfect foam that sticks to what you clean so replacing with a typical generic bottle and head will not work...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdsmMUO
Fill the empty container with Dawn/Palmolive/Ajax until the blue sticker line starts and then a decent poor of Isopropyl 91% alcohol. Finally, fill the remaining space with water until the line where the sprayer handle connects.
Even though I make my own "Powerwash" I do buy a 16 ounce bottle of the real stuff every 3 months or so as the sprayer breaks eventually. It's not a typical sprayer, it mixes air with solution to make the perfect foam that sticks to what you clean so replacing with a typical generic bottle and head will not work...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9W
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdsmMUO
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What's the saying; The rich spend money to save time and the poor spend time to save money? I like to keep a parsimonious midpoint; it's the Cheap Basterd Code
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