Palmolive Essential Clean Dishwashing Liquid Dish Soap, Original - 28 fluid ounce

Timeless classic when it comes to dish soap. I prefer this, it just seems to rinse off better. Most dish soap is the same though. What 70's, 80's or 90's kid doesn't have fond memories of someone boiling a pot of Palmolive dishwater on the stove after burning dinner to the pan. This stuff works. It's nicer to my hands than most soaps too, though I don't buy dish soap for the moisturizing properties. That's what dish gloves and hand lotion are for.Incidentally, the formula of this dish soap lets it stick to toilet bowls if you're needing a toilet bowl cleaner that keeps on giving. Just don't use too much.

Everytime i order it comes with a long sticker hokding down the sprout. Very important. I've ordered others that have leaked everywhere!! I think its the best soap and i see that the grease and grim cuts the best with original palmolive

I remember my grandmother using this stuff. I remember the old TV commercials where the manicurist would have their customers soak their hands in the Palmolive.This product does exactly what it says it does, very sexy cuts the grease and it softens your skin.The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because I found that Palmolive has another dishwashing liquid that uses OxiClean and I prefer that one.

All a good product

I can't believe this. I know for certain the order I placed was for at least 3 bottles! One 28oz bottle for $15.31! Holy hell. I have never been so ripped off. THE MOST EXPENSIVE DISH SOAP ON THE PLANET. 100% rip-off! Don't get suckered in like I did. RIP OFF!!!

Palmolive is the only brand of dish washing liquid I will use. I've tried all their varieties and they are all awesome. One drop washes a ton of dishes. This product never leaves my sponge stinking to high heaven like the other brands I've used.

I use this for hand soap in the bathroom and in the soap dispenser on our kitchen sink, much cheaper than buying stuff marketed as hand soap. Works best when diluted slightly, to about 1/5-1/3 water. Over diluted and it works fine, but is too runny.

I've been Palmolive dish washing liquid since I was a kid, and it was the only brand my mother would buy. Fifteen years or so ago, I switched to Palmolive's anti-bacterial version (the orange liquid one.) I loved it until they changed the formulation to make it thinner and therefore more difficult to control the amount I used. I had hoped that by returning to the original, I would get the thicker stuff again. Nope. They changed it all. While this works well when I handwash dishes, I can't stand that I go through the bottle more quickly because of the way it pours. I also don't like that I can no longer put just a dab on a sponge.-- Debbie Lee Wesselmann