Review on 🌿 Seventh Generation Free & Clear Dish Liquid Soap - 25 Oz (Pack of 6): Eco-friendly Cleaning Solution by Lisa Lord

I recently switched from the reliable but smelly Cascade dishwasher capsules to the free and clear 7th generation capsules and fell in love with them (they are amazing!). I bought six packs of Free and Clear Dish Liquid which I have been using for almost a month. Amazing thing! I've always used Dawn Liquid and dabbled with other brands. I became nauseous from the lingering smell left on our dishes as the smell spread to our food. I had to look for something new. This dishwashing detergent is a workhorse. A small amount makes a big difference. Doesn't produce much foam and has no smell or color. Basically, we only hand wash our bamboo cutting boards and pots/pans, which are usually the fanciest items in the kitchen, so something efficient is needed. Husband his thoughts on this soap after a few weeks. I was surprised he even noticed the change, but he enthusiastically said it was great! He's pretty good with hand washing detergents, so he's used his fair share of various dishwashing detergents. I can't find soap to dry my hands, but I also use hand lotion all the time. I'd say it's probably fine as long as the soap isn't loaded with emollients ending up on your dishes. My before and after photos are of a battered old metal skillet that we left lazily in the sink overnight after frying. small pork tenderloin. It was baked on grease, funk and stains. Following the photo, a clean (but still old!) pan is shown after a quick and easy seventh generation hand wash. Tip: Adding a pinch of pure baking soda will help remove ugly brown stains. Although this product is not 100% natural, it is less toxic than other brands on the market and more effective than similar products. I switched to this soap. !