On May 10, 1:01*pm, Omelet > wrote:
> In article >, George >
> wrote:
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> > On 5/9/2011 7:08 PM, Paul M. Cook wrote:
> > > > *wrote in message
> > ....
> > >> I despise these liquid detergents for hand washing of dishes because
> > >> of the high sudsing additives. The P& *G and Unilever products are the
> > >> worst. Are their low sudsing products available at reasonable prices?
> > >> Anyone else having similar experience with liquid dish detergents?
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> > > I use Dawn because it is the best grease cutter I have found. *You don't
> > > need much of it and it is a low foaming detergent. *Plus they donate revenue
> > > to wildlife rehabilitation and rescue organizations.
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> > > Paul
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> > I go out of my way to avoid products/businesses who typically
> > disingenuously claim you should like them because they donate to some
> > cause because it is usually a pittance. If you like a cause donate to it
> > directly (after due diligence to verify that a reasonable amount of what
> > is collected goes to the actual cause).
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> Ajax cuts grease better than Dawn, is less expensive and leaves no nasty
> perfume scent on dishes to contaminate the food.
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Ajax is the best. And I'm happy to see I'm not the only one who thinks
so. Good! Maybe it won't be discontinued.
They had a scent a few years ago, lavender-lemon. I loved it! The
smell reminded me of a bubble bath my Mom used to use, actually. It
was only available at Walmart and not all the time. It was hard to
find and then they discontinued it, probably due to low sales. Thing
is... if it's hard to find and not sold in a lot of places, how can
people buy it?? Frustrating!

But anyway, Lemon Ajax is really the best there is and I've been using
it for most of my life. The other one I liked a lot was an oldie but a
goodie, Crystal White Octagon. It was cheap, and I found it mostly at
Walmart, and one of the supermarkets. Then it disappeared from store
shelves due to low sales--then they discontinued it. It wasn't
popular, they didn't advertise but it did a great job on dishes and
pots. Oh, and washing up the kitchen after cooking. Cut right through
cooking schmutz on the stove top, backsplash, range hood, etc. And
food stains on clothing?--used it as a pre-treater before putting the
clothes in the washer.