Select Walmart Stores have 16-Oz Dawn Powerwash Spray Dish Soap Refill (Various) available at 2 for $7.88 (must add two to cart)+ earn $4 Walmart Cash when you 'clip' the offer on the product page. Free store pickup is available where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30-day trial for $1) or on orders of $35+.
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Dawn Platinum Power wash Lemon Dish Spray, Dish Soap is the faster, easier way to clean as you go. The spray activated suds cut through grease on contact, without water for 5X Faster* Grease Cleaning (*vs Dawn Non-Concentrated). Just Spray, Wipe, and Rinse to stay ahead of the mess and get done faster. Dawn Power wash is great for all your dishes with its unique spray technology even your hard to reach items, like blenders and baby bottles, are easy to clean. 16 fl oz. 5X FASTER Grease Cleaning Power vs. Dawn Non-Concentrated Suds activate on contact without water SPRAY. WIPE. RINSE Lemon Scent. 16 fl oz liquid Continuous spray allows for maximum coverage Stop scrubbing. Start Spraying Dish Soap Refill
Model Number:
00030772095348
Product SKU:
1047188169
UPC:
30772095348
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Select Walmart Stores have 16-Oz Dawn Powerwash Spray Dish Soap Refill (Various) available at 2 for $7.88 (must add two to cart)+ earn $4 Walmart Cash when you 'clip' the offer on the product page. Free store pickup is available where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30-day trial for $1) or on orders of $35+.
Note: Availability/price may vary by location. You must be signed in to your account to check the Walmart Cash offer box.
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We have started using the bottles to make our own. So much cheaper and very easy to do.
I've gone one step further. Dawn Powerwash is popular for two reasons. First and foremost, it works really well. The other thing is the nifty sprayer. I've been playing with different DIY recipe formulations...a lot. The homemade solutions can work as good or better than real Dawn Powerwash. I know there are Powerwash fans that don't want to hear that, but from my side-by-side tests it's true. My homemade version adds a concentrated degreaser, not just isopropyl alcohol, that's the difference from the basic home recipe.
What's difficult is getting the DIY solution to "spray" exactly like real Powerwash. My solution, make the copycat solution but scrap the Dawn sprayer. It's cool, but at the end of the day, it's just a sprayer and the effectiveness of the cleaner is all that matters. The Dawn sprayers are finicky because they clog easily or deform. Once they stop spraying right you might as well scrap them. The fix, just use any standard 32 oz bottle sprayer and adjust the mist to whatever you want.
I've gone one step further. Dawn Powerwash is popular for two reasons. First and foremost, it works really well. The other thing is the nifty sprayer. I've been playing with different DIY recipe formulations...a lot. The homemade solutions can work as good or better than real Dawn Powerwash. I know there are Powerwash fans that don't want to hear that, but from my side-by-side tests it's true. My homemade version adds a concentrated degreaser, not just isopropyl alcohol, that's the difference from the basic home recipe.
What's difficult is getting the DIY solution to "spray" exactly like real Powerwash. My solution, make the copycat solution but scrap the Dawn sprayer. It's cool, but at the end of the day, it's just a sprayer and the effectiveness of the cleaner is all that matters. The Dawn sprayers are finicky because they clog easily or deform. Once they stop spraying right you might as well scrap them. The fix, just use any standard 32 oz bottle sprayer and adjust the mist to whatever you want.
Interesting. I've been tempted to add a splash of D-limonene to my mix.
I find that using 70% ethanol instead of isopropanol makes it spray more like the original recipe.
Interesting. I've been tempted to add a splash of D-limonene to my mix.
I find that using 70% ethanol instead of isopropanol makes it spray more like the original recipe.
I've only tried 90%, but you may be right. So d-limonene is orange oil, makes sense. I use Oil Eater Orange degreaser because it's in there and very inexpensive to add.
I've only tried 90%, but you may be right. So d-limonene is orange oil, makes sense. I use Oil Eater Orange degreaser because it's in there and very inexpensive to add.
Thanks for the idea. I'll have to give the Oil Eater Orange degreaser a try. It is significantly less expensive than the pure D-limonene I use, as I'm sure it contains only a small amount, but it contains a bunch of other stuff that's good for cleaning. While I'm slightly concerned about the safety of using industrial cleaners for dish washing, I don't see any particularly concerning ingredients on the list, and in fact most of them are also present in Dawn Platinum Plus.
Last edited by Pinako September 2, 2026 at 08:50 PM.
Thanks for the idea. I'll have to give the Oil Eater Orange degreaser a try. It is significantly less expensive than the pure D-limonene I use, as I'm sure it contains only a small amount, but it contains a bunch of other stuff that's good for cleaning. While I'm slightly concerned about the safety of using industrial cleaners for dish washing, I don't see any particularly concerning ingredients on the list, and in fact most of them are also present in Dawn Platinum Plus.
It's a good product. It doesn't smell much like oranges, but it's safe and effective. Both Amazon and Home Depot have it for $10.90 a gallon (HD has a 10% military discount too).
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What's difficult is getting the DIY solution to "spray" exactly like real Powerwash. My solution, make the copycat solution but scrap the Dawn sprayer. It's cool, but at the end of the day, it's just a sprayer and the effectiveness of the cleaner is all that matters. The Dawn sprayers are finicky because they clog easily or deform. Once they stop spraying right you might as well scrap them. The fix, just use any standard 32 oz bottle sprayer and adjust the mist to whatever you want.
What's difficult is getting the DIY solution to "spray" exactly like real Powerwash. My solution, make the copycat solution but scrap the Dawn sprayer. It's cool, but at the end of the day, it's just a sprayer and the effectiveness of the cleaner is all that matters. The Dawn sprayers are finicky because they clog easily or deform. Once they stop spraying right you might as well scrap them. The fix, just use any standard 32 oz bottle sprayer and adjust the mist to whatever you want.
I find that using 70% ethanol instead of isopropanol makes it spray more like the original recipe.
I find that using 70% ethanol instead of isopropanol makes it spray more like the original recipe.
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