Amazon has
16-Oz Dawn Platinum Plus Powerwash Dish Spray (Apple) on sale for 3 for $11.82 - $2.36 (20%) when you redeem the multibuy coupon on the product page and add a
quantity of 3 to cart - $0.59 (5%) when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
3 for $8.87.
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Product Details:
- Removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time (vs. Dawn Non-Concentrated; based on a P&G study, March 2024)
- 5X Faster Grease Cleaning (vs. Dawn Non-concentrated, based on a P&G Study, March 2024)
- 3 cleaning boosters not found in traditional dish soaps
- Power of an overnight soak in minutes
- Suds activate on contact without water, no water needed until rinsing
- For everyday messes: Just spray suds on, wipe, and rinse
- For tougher messes, let suds sit for a few minutes before wiping
- Save money & reduce waste by reusing your sprayer. Convenient refills available
Top Comments
I bake my bacon on aluminum foil for easy cleanup.
You do not want to put that stuff down your drain... or in your arteries, for that matter, but that's a personal choice 🤷
Community Reviews
Dawn Platinum Plus Powerwash Dish Spray is praised for cutting through tough baked-on messes, especially on grills, smokers, and other caked-on grime, and it can even pull double duty as a toilet bowl cleaner. The apple scent is a plus for some, and the spray format is handy enough that a broken trigger led to replacing the bottle. The main drawbacks are that it can struggle with bacon grease, may feel harsh, and the fragrance can irritate the nose. It is best suited for heavy-duty cleaning when scent and sensitivity are not dealbreakers.
Common Questions (4)
It can also work as a toilet bowl cleaner and for cleaning smokers, grills, and other heavily caked-on surfaces. The spray is described as very powerful, though one report says it can feel a little harsh and the fragrance may irritate the nose.
It can cut through caked-on grime, smoker residue, and grill buildup, but it may smear bacon grease instead of lifting it. For heavy grease, let it solidify first and scrape or wipe it out before using dish soap.
Costco carries larger 21.4-21.5 oz 3-packs, and one price mentioned was $10 for three, so this 16 oz 3-for-$8.85 deal is not always the lowest per ounce. The Costco option is the better value if you do not care about the Apple scent.
The trigger can break, which is a reason to replace the bottle. One comment specifically mentions buying another because the current sprayer failed.
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Since I went down the DIY Powerwash rabbit hole, I've only ever needed the Dawn Platinum Plus concentrate and 70% ethanol. While it is not difficult to add ingredients to make regular dish soap work like Platinum or Platinum Plus, just using the Platinum Plus concentrate is the right balance of cost and benefit for me.
I do buy the premixed spray from time to time when the price is right ($2.75) just so I could have extra sprayers and bottles, and I standardized on 16 oz to simplify my production system. I mark the bottles so I could just pour the ingredients directly into the bottles without having to use measuring spoons: 2 oz is 19 mm up from the bottom, 3 oz is 26 mm, 4 oz is 33 mm, and 16 oz is 125 mm (or just 3D print my nifty template https://www.printables.
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