Review on GreenFist Professional Lemon Scented Pot & Pan Dish Soap Liquid Refill - Light Or Heavy Use, 128 Ounce (1 Gallon) by Nick Moody

I really like washing dishes so I go through dish soap like crazy. Reading the directions, I liked that this concentrated solution is supposed to clean well & still be gentle on hands. I’ve been washing my hands so much because of the coronavirus that I now have some pretty raw areas between my fingers.I filled the sink with hot, soapy water to wash some dusty pitchers. I put them in the sink to soak then when I returned a little later, there were no bubbles left. It looked like I’d put the pitchers in a sink full of plain water. They weren’t dirty but they were only dusty to begin with so that wasn’t much of a test. So, I washed up a few dinner dishes & there was no suds after just a short while. This has happened every time I’ve used this soap to wash the dishes. I have to either add a bunch more soap or there are no bubbles. Maybe it’s just advertising but I don’t feel like there’s enough dish soap if I don’t see bubbles. I’ve used a lot of extra soap trying to get it to where I thought it had enough to be effective.When I’m working in the kitchen, as I use the knives, cutting boards, utensils & mixing bowls, I wash them. I don’t like to work on a surface that isn’t constantly wiped down so I started pouring the soap directly on the cloth when I went to wash anything. I could feel the soap so in my mind, it was cleaning properly. It wasn’t harsh on my hands at all. The scent is mild & it does seems to cut through grease & stuck on food. I was able to wash away rice that was stuck to the bottom of the pan without scrubbing. I shouldn’t have to use as much soap as I do to clean up while cooking or washing a small load of dinner dishes from two people.Although it’s supposed to be commercial, I don’t remember ever using a soap that didn’t remain sudsy when I did dishes in a restaurant. Because of that, I deducted two stars.