Review on 🔆 Efficient Cleaning Power: Ajax Super Degreaser Dish Liquid, Lemon, 12.6 fl oz (4-Pack) by Aaron Barker

This applies to all Ajax varieties. Dishwashing liquid. Always! Ajax has always been a valued brand, but it skimped on the fat for once. You should have used more but it still reduced lubrication. No longer. After trying and testing several strains from this brand, I found that they all suck. Recently; This evening. Something is wrong when you use a quarter cup of Ajax dishwashing liquid in a basin of hot water. Yes! A quarter cup of Ajax dishwashing liquid for one pot and it still doesn't remove any grease. I tried adding more soap. Nothing. Lastly I had to add some baking soda as I didn't want to waste hot water on washing. Then, after washing the dishes (thank god there's baking soda), I had to wash my sponges because they smelled like what I'd been cooking. for dinner; tacos Ajax didn't remove the smell. The soda didn't help either. I finally found a dollar store dish soap that I had in the back of my closet. It actually took away the smell of the tacos. It's really pathetic when a dollar dish soap does something that a supposedly big brand, a valuable big brand, all of that, but a big brand anyway, can't do. Never buy Ajax again. What a waste of money and time. I would put negative stars if I could.