No Way! I’ve Been Washing Dishes with FAKE Dawn Dish Soap My Entire Life 🤯

I've been living a lie! Turns out I've been washing dishes with hand soap my entire life. 😱 Can you believe it? Join me as I reveal this shocking discovery and share my reactions. #FakeDawn #DishwashingFail #LifeHacks #FunnyMoments #summervibes

[@joyceblack4673]

Thanks!

[@PamsPOV]

Thanks so very much for your support! It’s greatly appreciated!🙏🏾❤️

[@greezythumb]

Don't worry about the labeling difference. They are the same except for the antibacterial properties. Law requires them to market it that way. They both ARE dishwashing liquids like the bottom of the label says. If you scan the QR code on the blue Dawn it will take you to the blue Dawn product page. If you scan the code on the green Dawn, it will take you to the green Dawn page. As the label says at the bottom, they both are dishwashing liquid but one can be also used as a hand soap. Except for the active ingrediant of Chloroxylenol, coloring and scent, all ingrtedients for both are virtually the same. Its pretty easy to make the misunderstanding as the OP did, so no judgement on her.

[@YouilAushana]

You couldn't read the package and label before?

[@tommycscat]

​@@PamsPOVThere's hand soap in the green one

[@amandaisham9129]

Lol soo wrong. That green one has antibacterial hand soap added. It's dish soap. They have all kinds of dish soap. Some have added moisturizer for your hands when you wash your dishes. Please stop spreading ignorance.

[@Fluvienne]

Green Dawn is tough on grease but *supposedly* gentle enough to clean hands. Blue Dawn is tough on grease but gentle enough to wash crude oil off cute ducklings. It also cleans toilets, sinks, tubs, shower curtains, countertops, stoves and barbecue grills but they don’t label it for that. (Do NOT use it on floors; you’ve been warned.) It also kills many insects but they don’t label it for that. It makes an amazing solution for blowing bubbles when you add sugar, but neither Dawn nor Domino are labeled for that. A drop of it in puddles and water containers in your garden will prevent mosquitoes from laying eggs. And oh, it not only cleans toilets but can unclog them when combined with hot water. It can lube a rusted padlock or door hinge. Don’t sleep on blue Dawn! Green Dawn makes great traps for fruit flies and fungus gnats. Let me stop now before something else dawns on me.

[@YB-NYC]

- You are fabulous for sharing this information!😃

[@aivathunt8100]

😂💯👍🏾‼️

[@BL3SSed-Bliss]

Why the floor warning?

[@C.Church]

Lol you're a star. 😂

[@rea7203]

@Fluvienne - awesome info! Thanks. I used to make bubble blowing liquid for my kids when they were little!

[@vdussaut9182]

The “hand soap” classification is referring to the antibacterial component-they can’t label it as “antibacterial dish soap” bc the active ingredient chloroxylenol can’t kill enough germs on dishes for it to be marketed for that purpose, but it will kill them on hands. However the part that says “dishwashing liquid” is still referring to the product, as it contains stronger surfactants than regular hand soap that can cut grease on dishes. The product specifications state: “Fights germs on hands* (*when used as hand soap), fights grease on dishes.” So, it’s both. Hope that clears things up!

[@judigrumm7190]

The certification relates to time needed for killing. They all kill bacteria if used correctly. Some take longer and can't get the certification for labeling. The surfactant that removes grease so well also removes all the oils from your skin an can cause severe reactions. A good reason not to use Dawn blue for regular hand washing, but definitely better for dish washing.

[@elizabethmurray2248]

Either way it goes I like them both and I will continue to buy and use them both and I will allow them to do what they are designed to do for each thing.

[@ladyh6148]

You took the words right out of my mouth!😂😂😂

[@Vegas_Mel]

I just went down the rabbit hole. Dawn site says “Dawn Ultra Antibacterial hand soap removes 99% of bacteria on hands when used as a hand soap. It also can be used to fight grease on dishes with Dawn's legendary grease-fighting benefit.” BUT THE BACK OF THE BOTTLE SAYS “USE: Handwashing to decrease bacteria”🤯

[@elaparker2013]

Thank you

[@MissyZilla]

It just means that it’s gentle enough to wash your hands with it too. That’s it. It’s not just hand soap, it’s also dish detergent. Two things can be true at the same time.

[@nessaboo232]

Yes 👍🏽

[@imnotsqiddy]

But, that also means it's overall quality and strength is weaker.

[@LadyDae]

You’re washing dishes with hand soap 😂

[@sebastiant4597]

​@@imnotsqiddyIt also means that your skin won't come off after doing the dishes.

[@imnotsqiddy]

@@sebastiant4597 Yes, but you've missed the entire point- Dawn is selling two products side by side with the impression of identical grime and bacterial elimination when one is significantly less capable.

[@QuincyDisneyVegan]

Remember Palmolive dishwashing soap, "Soft on hands but tough on dishes".... Dawn and Palmolive have been marketing their products for both purposes for over 50 years. In other words, it really doesn't matter which product you buy, because they do the same thing

[@bethanyhanna9464]

Dawn always has done a better job. Plus only Dawn helps get rid of fleas, removed bl00d and grease stains from laundry, and much much more. It's even the superior soap for making bubble solution.

[@standdown4929]

Mom told me to stop using Dawn and use Palmolive, because Dawn makes your dish rags and sponge's stink. She was right.

[@justtryme2020]

@@standdown4929 What? I’ve never heard this before. Wonder why that is?

[@ebonemitcham2195]

Ultra palmolive is better

[@SC-gp7kt]

I remember! 💚

[@sherrycanada892]

No matter the color, Dawn just doesn't work like it used to. They use terms like ultra or platinum, but they aren't as powerful as the original dawn!!! Now Dawn used to make a pink hand soap but in a pinch I needed to use it to wash my hair. That was one of the smoothest shampoos I have ever had. I haven't seen it in the stores lately though.

[@teetee19768]

We're getting short changed on everything. Tide had a odor elimination formula that was great; It took the sweat right out of my gym clothes! Well they changed the formula and it's nowhere near as powerful. Now my gym clothes smell like perfumed sweat. 😬

[@sherrycanada892]

@teetee19768 yes, that about sums it up. Now you have to add the scent boosting crystals or pouches to the was to get any scent. Even dryer sheets require more sheets to get the scent of the fabric softener. But, they aren't skimping on the price though, everything is through the roof!!!

[@PamsPOV]

#Facts! Thanks for sharing!

[@krose3]

Baking soda

[@juleswick]

@@teetee19768you know that “full body odor “ product LUMĒ, that’s always advertised? Im pretty sure they make a laundry product that helps remove all odors and detergent buildup/residue etc from your clothes. I’ve personally never tried it but I know that their products are very popular and very highly regarded as they were created by a Gynecologist etc. might be worth giving a try! Cause I know what you mean about trying to mask odor with fragrance additives and it ain’t it 😅.

[@swearenginlawanda]

I buy the green dawn..... my soap dispenser is a FROG. I don't want a blue frog. Hahahaha

[@GoblinsMom]

I buy the green because it smells better on my hands. But absolutely blue soap coming out of a frog would be all wrong! 😆💕

[@Seminole44woke]

😂Ha ha ha

[@Singforever777]

If you use blue, you could pretend your frog is a poison dart frog 😉😂

[@mamba419]

I can relate.

[@mizzbre265]

That’s so cute

[@janedougherty3327]

Good morning beautiful friend!!! I'm so glad that I found your channel. You have a soothing voice and I look forward to seeing you and hearing you every day. Thank you for sharing everything with us. God bless you ❤️🙏

[@sandraleeashie3080]

The original blue dawn when mixed with equal part hydrogen peroxide then fill rest of spray bottle with water makes a great stain remover for clothing, furniture, rugs, pet stains, blood, etc. I have been using it for years. Does not remove color, just the stinky stains

[@Crazycatlady1968.]

What size spray bottle & how much Dawn do I use? Have to try this!! Thank You.❤❤

[@BBSYDmom]

Thanks for the tip!!

[@magiccitymama1620]

My husband is always staining shirts with oil, food, etc. and I can get rid of any stubborn stain by squirting blue Dawn on the area, rubbing it in well on both sides, sprinkling it with baking soda and mixing it into a paste, and letting it sit a few hours before washing. It's like magic.

[@imangiomo]

How much of the Dawn/Hydrogen Peroxide solution vs water do we use? (Ex ½ bottle water, ½ solution) Thank you! Always looking for great ideas to try!❤

[@brandynash1409]

@@Crazycatlady1968. “dawn when mixed with equal parts hydrogen peroxide”

[@williamssolano3116]

This lady is out here starting her own real life conspiracy theories 😂

[@michellelucas7985]

😂😂😂

[@JLewis-el7hd]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Key2thestreets]

😂😂😂

[@straightchad8059]

😂😂😂

[@BarrywHiteFTW]

Not gonna lie, I was Y2K terrified for minute.

[@melissasaylor]

FYI from dawns website Dawn Ultra Antibacterial hand soap removes 99% of bacteria on hands when used as a hand soap. It also can be used to fight grease on dishes with Dawn's legendary grease-fighting benefit.

[@kreneeh79]

I came to see if someone else read the website's instructions. Im sure your thoughts were the same as mine, "works great on dishes and good for your hands also," and that led you to the website. 😂😂

[@sharonpatricia1335]

Thank you Pam.

[@tasha9650]

I knew I wasn't tripping. I won't be purchasing dawn anymore, thanks lol.

[@sadiekincaid5310]

@melissasaylor if you have a septic tank don't just any antibacterial soap because it will cause all of the bacteria in the tank to died and you will have major problems that are very expensive. Antibacterial soap is also very harmful to the environment as well because it kills all bacteria and not just the bad bacteria. Doctors don't recommend using antibacterial soap endless you have a very compromised immune system. It is actually bad to use antibacterial soap because it doesn't just kill the bad bacteria but also the good bacteria you want on your skin. My grandma was told that using antibacterial soap can also lead to antibiotic resistant bacteria that can be very bad if antibiotics are needed.

[@pennylowe8713]

This goes back to the in March2020., While in January prior to the PANDEMIC 😷 the US GOV shut down the number one hand sanitizer PURELL. Made in Ohio by Jojo mechanic and scrub. And then all the breweries came out with their hand sanitizers. It’s all about licensing and money. follow the 💰

[@SoniaCastro-oy6iy]

Thank you for pointing it to us ✌️✌️☮️🍁🐦‍🔥❤️🦋🦋🌹🌷🌷

[@gendoll5006]

Actually… the green dawn is just as powerful dishwashing liquid as the blue, the green just has some added conditioners for your skin and of course is antibacterial. The blue has mainly surfactants to cut through grease and grime. But they’re both dishwashing liquid.

[@jessy7796]

again, it’s not labeled dishwashing liquid it’s labeled handsoap! if your flawed narrative was true it would be labeled that way. y’all really can’t comprehend such simple things it’s scary

[@Lori_L]

Well said

[@nakho3550]

So the company tells you as plan as day that it's hand soap but you somehow thinks you are smarter than them abouts their product?😊

[@Animefreak242]

They tell you that it can be used as hand soap not that it is hand soap 😂​@@nakho3550

[@ariellions2538]

No so! Green Dawn is not as powerful and does not hold up to dishes quite like Blue Dawn.

[@thedisappointedoptimist6916]

This is a good example of why you shouldn't believe what you see on the internet.

[@RodneishaRogers-vg5ys]

😂🤣😂SMH

[@one2beeluved]

Not one other Dawn compares to blue Dawn if you're using it for laundry or stain removal as a dual purpose. Don't waste your money on the others.

[@Knorkooli]

Jumping to a conclusion without doing your homework. Shame on you!

[@CanItAlready]

​@@KnorkooliWhat homework is there to do? They sell both as dishwashing liquid. One is just scented and marketed as an antibacterial hand soap as well.

[@shelynj2210]

I use Platinum Dawn and plain Blue Dawn with the duckling.....when I see the duckling, it reminds me of the commercial where the oily ducks become squeaky clean!😂

[@wondoney]

That’s a little misleading. It’s dish soap that can also be used as hand soap.

[@lankyprepper8139]

Which means it’s not as strong

[@Peridot420]

@@lankyprepper8139that’s not what that means

[@lankyprepper8139]

@@Peridot420 why are you leaving so many comments about dish soap. It’s not that serious.

[@TheFrugalMombot]

@@lankyprepper8139no it doesn’t. it’s just a different formula

[@penniecurrie2424]

@wondoney I don't buy hand soap I make mine from dish detergent,the blue or green soap if it's safe for me to wash my disshes,it's safe to wash my hands in

[@wetness25]

Please read the Package Forst😂😂😂😂❤❤. The way you saids it, is funny.

[@manichispanic5234]

My mom was a hairdresser and she washed her hair with dishwashing detergent for decades. Her hair was full and healthy... She also dyed it constantly, different colors and never a grey hair in sight. There's a reason they can use it on animals, it's the perfect pH balance. At least try it as a clarifying shampoo once a week. Don't knock it till you try it.

[@BL3SSed-Bliss]

Funny, I was going to ask you if she's Latina, then I saw your moniker. My friend Aleida in HS (mid-90s) used to do the same, and condition with DOWNY. We were concerned. She also bleached her hair CONSTANTLY; we were all horrified by the amount and frequency. (Esp since we had mandatory swimming in a quite chlorinated pool, like twice weekly. She'd laugh and say the soap and especially Downy was the exact reason _she could._ To boot, she straightened her hair _near-daily,_ and legit used a clothes iron to flatten. (Of course we joked about it being perfectly fitting since she used fabric softener to condition.) Yet, with all that frying and dyeing, her hair remained very strong, long, and seemingly healthy. Mostly, it was _very_ soft. Her hair actually appeared thicker and stronger with these treatments, and her wavy curls would spring right back when "natural". 🧬, 🩸, and age obv factor in, but I've never forgotten that, and always remained intrigued.

[@LisforLiving]

My favorite clarifying shampoo! Hair Stylist here😉

[@Empresslockness]

I know of some elders that use Dawn as bubble bath. They have done this for years.

[@carolew546]

I use it cos the bubbles last! My kids love it. ​@@Empresslockness

[@JustAGrrrrl]

I use it once a month. I have very dry hair but I love it to get any dulling buildup and it keeps my scalp healthy without drying it out ❤

[@tippyhadroncollider]

The "hand soap" refers to the antibacterial properties of the soap. When you use it as hand soap, it is antibacterial. When you use it as dish soap, it is not antibacterial because it is diluted.

[@MS-we9gn]

It’s kind of silly how it’s marketed though because soap is soap. It’s going to clean no matter what. The FDA even says that there is no scientific proof that “antibacterial soap” is any better than the regular kind

[@samanthafonkwa9358]

Someone else beat me to it. It has BOTH.

[@Grown-N-Nosey]

@@tippyhadroncollider EXACTLY 💯

[@DulcesSweets]

@@MS-we9gn yep

[@Silver_wind_1987_]

​@@MS-we9gnit also doesn't dry my hands out...most other dish soaps did .-.

[@jonny-b4954]

Just means it will be antibacterial when washing hands. But when doing dishes, it's diluted, so it's not anti bacterial. Thus its both. Downfall of the internet that you can talk like an expert but not grasp the basics.

[@paulahayes428]

Lmao. 😂 you are correct. But guess what, I still enjoy her voice and I did subscribe 😂😂😂😂❤❤😊

[@rohndabyias5673]

For real!! She reading the wrong label. If she looks at the ingredients (since common sense failed), she'd see that she's wrong. But she looks like she's been around long enough to know how these dish soaps have been marketed to be safe enough to use as hand soap as well.

[@c4cupcake950]

People are just obsessed with things being used for one purpose and that's it. That something could have multiple uses is too confusing for them to understand

[@TheRetroFanatic]

I wish I could give this comment 20 likes

[@SpiritualConduit]

that makes the most sense.

[@droyal104]

...blue dawn used to be concentrated too....was the best

[@colenorton6540]

It’s still dish soap!!! The only reason it’s marketed as hand soap is because they say it’s antibacterial, but only when used to wash your hands it’s not antibacterial for dishes so it’s just wordplay to avoid lawsuits

[@neo-xyz]

NOT. It's a different formula, and the antibacterial formula doesn't break down grease.

[@JayCold-dy5qh]

She didn't actually say it wasn't 🙄 dish soap...look at it again. She's just emphasizing what it is marketed as....🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Materialgirl_3]

@@neo-xyz😂😂😂 .I use Dawn and have for many yrs. I currently have the bottle that says “ hand soap “. However it still cleans dishes and any kind of oil and grease. I never had a problem with it

[@aprilnewkirk6876]

No, because the real antibacterial dawn is orange

[@djdavisiscool]

You know that makes sense The soap know the difference and leaves the bacteria alone if it's on your plates Bacteria scares the soap

[@booot7973]

To be able to be listed as antibacterial it has to legally be listed as hand soap as it is considered a "drug". This has no bearing on how it cleans dishes it is just what is legally required to make an antibacterial product.

[@katherinelivingston8091]

Maybe that doesn't make a difference but I will say that none of those others clean dishes as good as the regular blue dawn.

[@JESUS.saves.Repent.]

Why would anyone make dish soap that isn't antibacterial??? What if you live with someone who has herpes or something? I want clean dishes. That means dead and gone bacteria and viruses. Ain't no other kind of clean.

[@rebelWP]

💯

[@kitcancanu114]

@@katherinelivingston8091agreed!

[@AngelaYokley-u5t]

@@katherinelivingston8091I totally agree 100%

[@JuliaMoonray]

It’s dish soap WITH antibacterial hand soap in it. And 50% less scrubbing 🧽

[@berthabutler3704]

U right it be use for both going to continue dishes and hand soap this soap better for your hands

[@njohnson1102]

Read the back of the green Dawn. It says for handwashing.

[@njohnson1102]

Green Dawn says "for handwashing" on back "Use" section

[@sumo-ninja]

.... There's no such thing as soap with soap in it. It's soap with antibacterial agents in it.

[@LadyASolveg]

😂😂😂 bless your heart. Soap in soap... 😅

[@margiebush5804]

Thank you. The information you provide is invaluable. 😊😊😊❤

[@tiffanym.6930]

And every since covid Dawn has changed their ingredients in the Dawn Platinum dishwashing liquid, or they definitely changed the strength in their ingredients . Before covid, I never had to use so much of the platinum dish liquid to clean a sink full of dishes. It used to be perfect. I only needed one teaspoonful. Now not only am I using a teaspoonful, I'm using about 6 teaspoonsful and running the warm water everytime i add more dawn to try and create a few bubbles. I now have to make sure I add a half capful of bleach in the water if I want to see any lasting bubbles while cleaning my dishes AND to make sure my dishes finish clean. Because they don't even get clean like they used to

[@donnakreye8339]

@@tiffanym.6930 me too. The value of comments! Thought it was just me! These Giant companies are protected from being transparent. Anytime the amount or list of ingredients changes there should be a 6 month process (at least) of updating the consumer. They are covered, of course because it’s likely same ingredients, different amounts. Either way they are still covered because everything is listed in the small print! Who reads that each and every time!

[@karenmullen6031]

I’m having that issue. I thought I had gotten some bad bottles.

[@rachelsherman3278]

I'm not going to buy DAWN anymore, it doesn't work anymore. I use 3x the amount now!!!!

[@tiffanym.6930]

Exactly. You also aren't imagining things. I initially thought the same... until the third bottle and seeing the same crap results. Dawn Platinum used to be an absolutely perfect dishwashing liquid ​@@donnakreye8339

[@tiffanym.6930]

​@@rachelsherman3278Yes unfortunately it is no longer the same. It was the absolute best before covid era

[@abunchahooey]

Sorry Pam, but you are mistaken on this one. The green Dawn CAN be used as hand soap, but it’s a dishwashing liquid too. The other color Dawns that just say dishwashing liquid are NOT recommended for hand soap, but obviously you can use any soap you want for hand soap. I think Dawn changed the green soap packaging during Covid when hand soap was scarce for a while. I’ve used all the Dawns, and i do think the Platinum is the best for grease, the green is good but not as good as the Platinum. The regular blue is kinda like the green in performance. I have the green at my sink right now, it does a fine job.

[@claudeyaz]

The green is I think it's a diluted version of the blue to make it hand safe?

[@PHealed]

The green definitely doesn’t create and hold suds like the blue!

[@abunchahooey]

@@PHealed See, I think the Original blue (not the Platinum) is very similar to the green, but the green smells better to me. But if I needed heavy duty grease fighting, I’d use the Platinum. Only problem with the Platinum is the only scent I can usually find is the Refreshing Rain and I just don’t care for that scent. I use it, but darn it if I have to do dishes I want the detergent to smell good. 😂

[@SavageMinnow]

She's been wrong in every single video of hers that I've seen

[@TLJ88]

@@SavageMinnowso why you still watching?

[@marieclark1224]

@sherrycanada892, you're absolutely right: Dawn doesn't work on grease anymore like it used to. The old commercial used to say 'Dawn gets grease out of your way'. Then it showed how ONE DROP of Dawn on top of greasy water made the grease disperse. Doesn't do that anymore and it takes A LOT MORE Dawn to clean greasy dishes. Bah!!

[@_MzMiracle]

You're right last year 2023 I started to notice how my dishes would still feel greases

[@Fluvienne]

It works superbly for me. In fact, I dilute mine and keep the solution in a spray bottle so that I don’t use as much. Otherwise, I’ll be rinsing forever.

[@willg.5168]

It's the hard water that the soap is fighting against along with degreasing the dishes. Install a water softening system and you'll see how much LESS soap you'll use(dishes, laundry, bath)🙂👍🏽

[@tigq1430]

I used Dawn at home a really long time ago. Then recently used it again. Agree, doesn't seem the same.

[@kimsuccessmilton64]

The Dawn Power wash is what I use to get grease off things! I use it on clothes as a prewash.

[@GingerNinja1]

It works exactly the same! I've used Dawn all my life & I love the green dawn so that's what I buy now. It gets off burned foods just as well. No one can out do Dawn. 💙💚

[@valerief1231]

So, as it turns out, the Green Apple Green Dawn says “hand soap” at the top next to the word *antibacterial* its emphasis is on the fact that using this formula provides antibacterial properties when used as a hand soap, it’s still dish soap, but cannot extend the antibacterial effects to your dishes.

[@dazzlingextremes389]

Right. Idk why ppl overthink these things.

[@gitouttamycage9221]

Makes sense, I use the same kitchen soap for hands and dishes. I don't use Dawn but now I know.

[@miniwheats33]

It Is not still dish soap it is not a degreaser

[@paddycraig]

Blue dawn has many uses beyond dishes. Green dawn cannot be used for those other uses because of the extra ingredients.

[@AP-hj6vm]

It’s because of covid they started to add hand soap to the antibacterial soaps. Worked in retail during Covid and saw it happen as everyone was emptying the shelves of soap in the hand soap aisle.

[@HH-nn7rd]

I thought the green dawn soap had two purposes. Could be used for hands/dishes as swell

[@Terminal_Boneitis]

You are correct

[@kristinejohanek]

Yes, that's the point!

[@TheCharleyArlena]

You're definitely correct. She is misinformed..

[@alesiayoung2160]

I happen to have a bottle and I did think it could be used as both but noticed when doing dishes it really wasn’t cleaning like the blue dawn I looked on the back of the bottle and at the top it says: USE-for handwashing to decrease bacteria on the skin and the directions tell you how to use it -wet hands and forearms apply to hands and forearms. I think this is definitely a marketing strategy no wonder there are not any commercials with the dawn antibacterial it’s because people will realize it’s a hand soap and will stop buying it for washing dishes which is where all the stores are placing this-no one is actually reading the label at least I didn’t (read the back) I just thought this was a dual purpose dishwashing liquid next time I am in the store not that it will matter if I see a worker I am going to point this out….maybe they know 🤫 sales would be higher in the dish soap isle no one would purchase it in the hand soap isle for hand soap!

[@alesiayoung2160]

@@TheCharleyArlenajust looked at mine, they got me! 😂Right on the back it says purpose:antibacterial hand soap and that’s what is listed as the use

[@CulturalProspect]

No, Pam, it's that the "green dawn" works as an antibacterial hand soap when used as such. It's still dishwashing liquid. I'm just glad they have that orchid one cause the big thing of Dawn from Costco now smells like something is wash my car with.☺️

[@Lovingmeandmine899]

Exactly

[@doofy28]

She's drunk again.

[@ForestForTheTrees.]

Doesn’t clean like dish soap

[@HeatherViking1740]

Yes it stinks

[@moneymoney12]

You do know it does matter because you can use traditionally known handsoap to wash dishes... it's all soap

[@Leslie319]

Thanks for schooling us on this!!🎉

[@Deanna-qm1fh]

Okay everybody...chill out...the labeling is very confusing & I hadn't even noticed it until she pointed it out...thanks! No need to be rude about it.

[@beefsectorbia5417]

Exactly!

[@KayStevensScholerNPC4444]

Right!!! I thought it was great!

[@dinahcisco821]

But, she is implying that the dish soap sold in the dish soap aisle isn't dish soap. If you go to Dawn's website and read the product description, it clearly states it is a hand soap AND dish soap.

[@robinsss]

Correct She's wrong

[@judigrumm7190]

​@dinahcisco821 It is milder than the blue. Blue is NOT recommended for hand soap. Though it can be used, it is not good for your skin.

[@FujishimaAkiko]

If you read Dawn's information about the soap, you'll find it's both, it's hand soap and dishwashing liquid, it serves two purposes rather than a singular one. As it's anti-bacterial properties work for both your hands and your dishes. That's why it's advertised and labelled the way it is, not because it's strictly hand soap only.

[@gaylechristensen6285]

And it's also a Bird bath soap for wild birds. Get's that oil off if they land in an oil slick.

[@DebbiePotter-xh7kv]

Good to know bc I use the blue for both when I run out of handsooa, which is all the time bc I’m obsessed with washing hands lol

[@gaylechristensen6285]

@@DebbiePotter-xh7kv Good for you!! Washing hands is so important. I'll bet you get sick a lot less often as a result.

[@lidip8700]

Yeah, she ignored what the label stated at the bottom, she only focused on the top label.

[@_EyeOfTheTiger]

Well if I’m using the blue to wash my dishes I expect it kills the germs so I don’t think there’s a difference between the two

[@Sermonseeker777]

The soap is universal and the ( antibacterial hand soap emphasis) is to let consumers know it's not just used to break down oils & greasy residue but also safe chemically for skin application without the harsh effects that other detergents have including DRY SKIN.

[@beckah763]

They should have stated that on their product

[@sarahm9723]

So the blue is stronger.

[@TheThejack521]

They announce the blue dawn as the stuff they use to clean animals when there are petroleum oil spills​ so probably it probably strips all the oil from your skin leaving your hands feeling rough and dry @@sarahm9723

[@PinkSpots-ip2ue]

Antibacterial soaps kill the bad germs and the good getms that you need to kill the bad germs. So you're killing all. Regular soap is safer for your health as it is supposed to keep your ph to not kill your good body bacteria. Will you take antibiotics thru your hands every day?

[@despraterado588]

​@@sarahm9723no. The Dawn ultra concentrated version is stronger. Blue Dawn and green Dawn are the same except for the color and the smell.

[@brendatrujillo2666]

WOW!! Thank you so much for pointing that out. I bet most people, like me, never realized this! I’ve never been tempted to buy the green cuz I’m so happy with the blue and have used it for years and years. Love your channel BTW. You have such great, interesting, and valuable content! Love your joyful personality too?❤❤❤ God bless you, dear!

[@nneenaa6343]

This is what I hate about social media… people that are LOUD and don’t know what they’re talking about it… then you have the fools that will believe what she said without doing any research 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@TsarNick1995]

Right. This is absolutely ridiculous.

[@ladylovelace501]

That sounds about right … How come we didn’t think this way 4 years ago when they made everyone take a certain something to keep your job 🤔

[@staceybennett6871]

Reading is fundamental, Comprehension is crucial to survival.

[@dskelly2010]

This isn’t new to me. I peeped this a long time ago. She’s just informing people who haven’t read the label.

[@goldengoddess1723]

Facts!!!!

[@hellawitzgerald7530]

NO . Its dish soap that can also be used as an antibacterial hand soap

[@Yeshuacomesasathiefinthenight]

😂exactly, these folks just don't get it apparently. 😅

[@tcooper3523]

Exactly!

[@michellegreen2994]

Bubble bath😊

[@spiderboo464]

So.... hand soap.

[@Yeshuacomesasathiefinthenight]

@spiderboo464 dish soap you use as hand soap. It's really not that hard.

[@swh103163]

Anyone want to tell her that blue dawn doesn’t have antibacterial qualities, the other does and can be used for dishwashing or as a antibacterial hand soap. It says it on packaging.

[@christinachalmers2292]

Antibacterial soap kills good bacteria and bad. Best to use just soap, not antibacterial soap. If you are on septic field, antibacterial soap is bad for it!

[@rachel3682]

She also only comments on people that fall for her excuses too😂

[@LadyASolveg]

Read the label on the back. It is a degreaser for the skin. You can even look it up online. I'm sure you're OK using it on your dishes, it is soap. It just isn't marketed as such.

[@even6113]

​@@LadyASolvegit does say dishwashing liquid on the bottom

[@tuittyma]

​@@even6113dishwashing is clearly second to hand washing with this watered down version. I have personally purchased the green one because that's all they had. I tried using it on my pots and immediately saw the difference in its ability to cut the grease like the blue one normally does. She is absolutely correct in pointing out the hand washing part of the label.

[@tgm2754]

Oh my goodness. You are a Warrior looking out for us! Thank you!

[@SB-sw6mr]

It’s all dish soap. The green one is antibacterial when used as a hand soap but, it’s all dish soap.

[@preferanonymous]

ANY soap is dish soap. Because soap is soap is soap. It all does exactly the same thing: obliterates the lipid capsules of microorganisms, which is what kills them. Hot water helps that process along. I've used a bar of soap from my shower to do dishes before; you'd never notice a difference.

[@onwednesdayswewearpink2761]

Why would you put antibacterial chemicals on your dishes , glasses and silverware? Horrible

[@preferanonymous]

@@onwednesdayswewearpink2761 "Antibacterial" is a marketing ploy. ALL soap is antibacterial by nature.

[@JM-sd5dt]

Some people put bleach in their dishwater ​@@onwednesdayswewearpink2761

[@dallasoch]

Bingo

[@taigaforest..]

By law they required to display the words hand soap because this particular bottle with apple blossom scent has antibacterial properties and they want you to know that it can be used for a hand soap as well but this is dish detergent "gentle on your hands" yet antibacterial strength

[@k.anderson5039]

People spread so much bad info online as they do NO research & too many will believe it as gospel

[@liasmith-uv7ru]

Dawn Apple Blossom Scent Ultra Antibacterial Dishwashing Liquid Dish Soap can be used as both, a hand soap and a liquid dish soap. “Dawn Ultra Antibacterial fights grease on dishes, and fights bacteria on hands when used as a hand soap.” Dawn’s blue soap is not antibacterial like the green soap, so Dawn is essentially just saying that their green soap can also be used as antibacterial hand soap.

[@skellious]

So many people wash their hands with dish soap anyway, might as well make it useful

[@judigrumm7190]

Dawn blue is antibacterial. All soap is. It's less than FDA regs for labeling. It relates to time needed to be effective.

[@kennethstuckey7823]

I'm a Blue Dawn Dishwashing Liquid person myself! That stuff works wonders.

[@coolbreeze4576]

I thought of trying the green Dawn and remembered how it was used to wash the birds during the ExxonMobil oil spill. So, I decided, since it works, don't change it. Had I switched to green, I would have been whipping myself. Twenty years ago, my friends called me paranoid (still do) because I thought "people" were about to get me. I'll leave it at that because I get auto-deleted these days.

[@snowangel92100]

​@coolbreeze4576 that's my logic too. If it's good enough to clean the oil off of baby ducks, it's good enough for my dishes.

[@Titus-2-Mom]

Yep. I have tried them all over the years. Finally, my husband asked if I could just buy the stuff that actually works. He meant Dawn. And that's all I buy now

[@N3onRaven]

Yes! Blue Dawn…a timeless hero.

[@faith6575]

Same

[@waitwhat.2767]

You're so sweet and helpful, bless you Pam ❤

[@tiamelancholyjeoncockity]

The green dawn thing is that it’s not ‘hand soap’ it’s just saying it can be USED AS hand soap. It’s still dishwashing liquid at the end and can used to wash dish, it’s also antibacterial which makes it a perfect hand soap AT THE SAME TIME.

[@minimalistknitter]

Uh huh!

[@Midala87]

If someone has been using "hand soap" for a long time for dishes then it must be good enough to be used as "dish washing soap." At the end of the day, soap is soap. It does the same exact thing. You could even use bar soap if you really wanted to.

[@melvaburke2608]

​@@Midala87 🤗 Lol.. I'm 72yrs young. Way Back In The Day.. 🙏 Soap & Soap Powder *Watching from New⚘️Jersey, USA 😎

[@judigrumm7190]

They did this to sell more during covid. Blue cuts grease best. That's what it's for so that's what I buy.

[@envinoveritas5830]

Wow, never noticed that before. Thanks!

[@k.anderson5039]

It literally means NOTHING

[@powerofGod788]

This shows how intelligent people are and it’s not good.

[@Black____]

Not good at all. Actually 90% of social media proves it

[@powerofGod788]

@@Black____ Yeah 👍

[@Glassandcandy]

You probably shouldn’t make easily correctable punctuation mistakes at the same time that you brag about supposed intellectual superiority. You know what they say about “glass houses,” right?

[@01SaltyWitch]

Except you and op are the ones who are wrong. It *IS* dish soap, it also has added emollients, like glycerin to make it gentle enough to be used as a hand soap. Blue Dawn doesn’t have those additives

[@powerofGod788]

@chronic_payne5669 The point is it’s still dish soap.

[@Lil_MizAttitude]

“This product is designed to be used on dishes, but also works to kill bacteria on the skin when used to wash your hands. The information on the label needs to be there to meet government requirements.”

[@melvinperry9148]

It's still antibacterial 😂😂😂even when diluted

[@Lil_MizAttitude]

@@melvinperry9148 which is what exactly I stated in my comment! 🥴🥴🤦🏾‍♀️

[@judigrumm7190]

​@@melvinperry9148All soap is antibacterial if used correctly. To certify it has to kill × number of bacteria in × seconds. Just wash long enough and wipe off on a clean towel. Hand sanitizer has to be wet on your skin long enough to work. It usually isn't. Giving enough time for a product to work is crucial to effectiveness. Dawn blue, better for dishes, dawn green milder for hand use. They added that label during covid to sell more. All marketing.

[@oystersaucee_]

​@Lil_MizAttitude girl what they mean is there's no point in buying the green soap, you can still wash your hands with the blue soap.

[@tpx864]

⁠@@oystersaucee_girl what everyone is saying is that you CAN wash your hands and dishes with any of these, the green has an added antibacterial element for those who want it 🤦🏻‍♀️ doesn’t matter blue or green it does the same thing for your dishes.

[@DrNurse2]

Green Dawn is hand soap because it has more glycerin and milder on hands. As a kid we took bubble baths using laundry detergent sooooo....I can't judge😂😂😂😂

[@BabyKush420]

The other day I ran out of laundry detergent and used blue dawn 😂😂 the white sheets were very white I must admit lmao

[@shortsweetness876]

❤​@@BabyKush420

[@misskathleen490]

😂

[@dananorwood3203]

Get out of here! I remember having a toy dolphin that I got out of a box of cereal. You had to put laundry powder in the dolphin, and it would bob up and down in my bath water, making bubbles as it bobbed up and down. I loved bath time.

[@bunnydimples1283]

😂I hear ya…we used to use a dish detergent called JOY for bubble baths and/or washing clothes when we ran out of bath soap or laundry detergent. It still got the job done😂😂

[@bedinabebe4521]

I only use natural dishwashing liquid, I prefer NO DYES. Haven’t purchased or used Dawn in decades, so the formulas may have changed. But when visiting someone who uses Dawn Power Wash, I discovered that it can probably clean the whole house.

[@KiddPanther]

That Power Wash is the truth. It cleans everything

[@joyfall777]

You have very kind vibes. Thanks for being you Pam ❤

[@PamsPOV]

😊 thank you

[@bethelshiloh]

You are sweet Pam.

[@catladyfromky4142]

But she's wrong. Soap is soap. Green Dawn is both dishwashing liquid and is antibacterial hand washing liquid. She is misreading the label.

[@wholenursinglenersway]

Congratulations on reaching. 100k!!!!!!!!🎊 🎉

[@PamsPOV]

Aaawwww thank you so much🙏🏾❤️

[@one_smol_duck]

I use the pink one because I have extremely dry hands and it's the only dish soap that doesn't cause them to bleed. It's not quite as powerful as the blue stuff, but it's still a mile ahead of any other brand. I'm usually not one for brand loyalty but you can't convince me Dawn even has a decent competitor.

[@dallasoch]

You need to invest in some kitchen gloves

[@goldilox369]

​@@dallasochyou cannot feel the dirt through gloves. I've tried and failed with several kinds of dish gloves. I would miss many clear tiny bits if I didn't wash 'bareback'.

[@Fluvienne]

@@dallasoch I can never wash dishes with gloves on.

[@Fluvienne]

I use the pink Dawn to hand wash clothes. Knocks out sweat and odors and doesn’t smell like the washing machine or the dish washer.

[@sharongeorgevich1999]

❤ THANK YOU!! NOW I KNOW WHY IT DOES NOT WORK ON DISHES! HAPPY DAY!!❤❤

[@brookelord3448]

Blue soap is for washing ducks. The baby duck is the symbol Dawn uses because they use original Dawn to clean animals caught in oil spills. They wear gloves. Tough on grease means "pulls the oil out of your skin." Just wear gloves if you want your dishes clean and your hands to stay soft.

[@kimberlyfaure1845]

😂🤣😂

[@nuffflavor]

LOL... good one 😂

[@tiannakester3422]

I prefer fragrance-free, more natural dish and hand soaps over DAWN products because they avoid potentially harmful ingredients like synthetic fragrances, 1,4-dioxane, and triclosan. These chemicals have been linked to health concerns like hormone disruption and possible cancer risks, so I feel more comfortable using cleaner, safer alternatives for my home rather than DAWN. Maybe, one day if Proctor and Gamble decide to cut these bad ingredients out of their products completely, then I would consider using their products again. But I don’t for see this happening, otherwise they would have done it already. It still amazes me how these products can be made with safe ingredients and these companies choose NOT to do it. Why?

[@ultravioletpisces3666]

Recommendations??? Thanks!!!

[@mr.keptitreal]

Are you eating it? That's useless info because you do not eat it. Even your natural organic soaps cause health issues if you eat it.

[@tiannakester3422]

@@ultravioletpisces3666 I use anything by Dr. Bronner’s. They have a dishwasher detergent called ‘Sal Suds’ it’s a biodegradable formula made with all natural ingredients. I also use their body wash Castile soap unscented or sometimes I use the peppermint scented kind. They have the best products. It’s a little more expensive than DAWN, but well worth the price. It’s safe to use, unlike these other brands such as Proctor & Gamble.

[@marie7521w]

And I'm sure you like the new car smell in your new car.

[@R5000-f9q]

@@marie7521w She is merely reminding us of the truth. You don't have to be mean just because it's popular and to show off.

[@marzipankrabapoulus6371]

You’re wrong. They are both dishwashing liquids. The green has an added antibacterial agent, which cannot be marketed as killing bacteria on dishes, that’s why it’s labeled as hand soap. It is not a great hand soap, but it’s just as effective for dishwashing as regular Dawn. If you want extra power, Dawn Platinum actually does have more surfactants, but that’s not what you’re showing.

[@sabrinascott4918]

Love it 🥰 Please make more

[@SpiritsAndDemons]

I love the powerwash foam stray. It's a game changer for my household. I cook for 9 people 3x daily. It works amazing on real messed up pots. 😂 My skin doesn't fall off either... 😂

[@bailbondchic4311]

That powerwash is everything!!! ❤

[@SpiritsAndDemons]

@@bailbondchic4311 Yes!!

[@hellochgowo]

The Walmart version of dawn lasts just as long and is cheaper...mix the 2 together it will last longer NOBODY should be purchasing overpriced dishliquid😮😮😮😮

[@kimberlynicholas1980]

I agree! ❤

[@CRYST4L47]

It sure does I just discovered it and you can't tell me that's not dawn under their brand name

[@stigmatamartyr4223]

Idk the Walmart brand seems much thinner

[@Animefreak242]

It's much thinner

[@k.m.6449]

Oh Mrs Pam and there is a difference in the performance of course! I got the green now. I didn't want the green it was all they had. Next time I'll just wait until I can find it. Dawn is as useful as baking soda and vinegar around this house.

[@PamsPOV]

Sure thing! Thanks

[@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST99]

It’s both.

[@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST99]

@@PamsPOVDirectly from their website since you claim where that’s where you got this information, “Think all dish soaps are the same? Think again. No matter what you’ve been cooking in the kitchen, Dawn Ultra Antibacterial hand soap gets rid of the bacteria you can’t see on hands. Dawn Ulta Antibacterial hand soap removes 99% of bacteria on hands when used as a hand soap. It can also be used to fight grease on dishes with Dawn’s legendary grease-fighting benefit. Get your ultimate clean and be the kitchen hero with 50% less scrubbing* needed. Dawn works harder so you can get back to quality time with your family. Dawn Ultra’s powerful formula helps more dishes with less* dishwashing liquid. Made with biodegradable surfactants. #1 Dishwashing liquid brand* in North America.” I’ve learned a lot for you. Though, you are technically an influencer so you might want to correct your statement so that people aren’t misinformed. It also looks bad on your image to completely disregard openly available information. I mean with respect.

[@corettabailey3128]

🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️sorry Pam its tough on dirt but gentle on the hand ...🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@EvangelistAnitaMartirRivera]

Literally using the green one as we speak ad noticed a major difference between it and the blue... I've been needing to use more... wow. Thank you!

[@shannonjohnson7657]

You learn something new every day!! 👍🏾Thank you

[@Peridot420]

This isn’g true, she has no idea what she’s talking about

[@ladyboss2383]

Every time I see this lady my heart drops. She educates me but gives me anxiety at the same time. Like what have I been doing with my life!

[@marygoff3332]

😂😂😂 yes

[@Mynameislikebutton]

According to dawn per the website, it’s hand soap yes but it’s still dishwashing liquid as well

[@londoncali6895]

😂😂

[@gallen2101]

Me 2!!😮

[@gallen2101]

As a soapmaker, I will put my 2 cents 😊, to be considered "hand soap." it's only the superfat difference that makes it gentler on the skin.

[@delisibenedetta]

I never noticed that. Thank you for letting us know. Also, the purple dawn is good for getting hair dye off of the skin. This guy had told me about that before I went on a date with him, cuz my daughter had dyed my hair and got dye on my forehead. Thank you Ms. Pam for all your helpful and informative videos! I love them all! ❤

[@surewhatever8843]

You’re right, the product description at the top of the label is what’s in the bottle. The “versus … dishwashing detergent” part lower on the label is tied to the asterisk (*) on the “50%” more/better/whatever claim above. They have to qualify their ‘percentage better” claims with an *statement. Their label designer is either bad at their job, or very good at misleading design tactics.

[@sheDah191]

They used The Blue Dawn to clean the ducks when there was that catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf. Apparently it's excellent at removing oil but gentle enough to not harm the animals.

[@bethf6804]

I use the blue dawn as a pre treat for my laundry. Better than any stain remover out there. It’ll take out oil stains on the first go even if the clothes have already been washed and dried.

[@voltairebalagtas536]

Does that mean I can use it as a body wash?

[@ms.lgraves4147]

I remember that when I think of Dawn.

[@mettamorph4523]

Ummm...everyone who has a TV saw that commercial.

[@mamabearjnix2674]

​@@bethf6804thank you for sharing that! We use the "blue dawn" on our many fosters, dogs & cats, my now 17 year old Daughter started her own animal rescue, out of the house in 2020 and one of the ways we save money is by using dawn instead of buying $20 dog shampoo and soap. .but dang it never dawned on me to use it in the laundry, and I've thrown everything i could think of in my washer to work on these smells these animals especially these male cats! can make! I'm surprised i haven't had anything explode on me! 😅 So how do you do it? Tia you said as the prewash?

[@TacklingTheGiants]

Haha jokes on them. I've been buying the green one but using it as hand soap ..guess I finally got something right!

[@1LovedbyHim]

😂😂😂

[@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST99]

It doubles as dish soap.

[@VanessaBennett-n1v]

The green Dawn is both... I love it 😊

[@oceanbreeze1897]

It is both. She likes to sensationalize things.

[@desiprioleau]

If you really want to kill the game, buy a foaming hand soap & refill it with a little dawn and the rest water. They will NOT continue to run my pockets 😭

[@AmberWilliams-y1c]

It’s still dish soap or it’d be in the hand soap aisle. It’s for dishes but gentle enough for the hands because after all u do use your hands to wash dishes 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@janbailey263]

I was a dog groomer and we used Blue Dawn for flea baths. It also whitened the coats of Great Pyrenees and other white dogs. But they added a fragrance and it STINKS! Dial soap did the same thing years ago. Cheaper ingredients.. smell bad! 🤢

[@monicabrennan7111]

@@janbailey263 I don't like the new fragrance,either.

[@Unusual_Break]

I commented the same thing about the new scent of Dawn. It's NASTY. It reminds me of scented garbage bags or something. The old Dawn original scent is seared in my memory and I always equated that small to cleanliness. Not anymore, it's NASTY

[@KatSchlitz]

I agree, I recently looked at every bottle for the old formula. Could not find it. They lost a customer. Scent i (phthalates) si more things we don't need to inhale into our lungs. Plus they don't seem to sell the regular concentrated version anymore either. All watered down now, and stinks.

[@AmyB369]

The scent that you smell is a toxic chemical called 1,4 dioxane

[@vegascece]

I just washed my dogs in it because of the flea issue. It definitely made their cream and white colored coats bright.

[@Hilaryhilary953]

It said Vs dawn non concentrated dishwashing liquid. The green is for both. QR code is to order a refill.

[@Wii505]

Actually, It's not a QR Code. It's a Data Matrix Barcode and most Apps that can read QR Codes can't read one. They're mostly used in manufacturing

[@latikamowet]

Thank you for this video

[@marcialarsen4222]

😮 Thank you beautiful for the observation.😊

[@mnich82266]

Dawn offers a variety of products, including both dishwashing liquids and hand soaps. Some Dawn products are specifically formulated to serve as both dishwashing liquid and hand soap. Dawn Antibacterial Hand Soap is designed to kill 99% of bacteria on hands while also being effective for washing dishes1. So, if you have a bottle of Dawn that is labeled as hand soap, it can likely be used for both purposes. However, there are also Dawn products that are strictly for dishwashing, like Dawn Powerwash Dish Spray, which is not intended for use on hands.

[@tashakhanway6619]

Dawn is the best! It's good for dishwashing liquid, hand soap, and cleaning the bathtub. 😅😊

[@preferanonymous]

Soap is soap is soap. All of it does the same thing: It breaks down the lipid barriers that protect bacteria, which is what kills them. All soap is also inherently degreasing, which is why it dries out your hands: the lipids in your skin interact with it, which is also a part of what makes soap "slippery" -- its interaction with your "skin grease." "Dish soap" is formulated to make a bubble bath for your dishes, but it's completely unnecessary if you have a dish rag and a bar of plain soap.

[@EllieMcglamory]

I have to say a big fat no to that. Roommate brought home a dollar store dish washing liquid. It was so bad we had to wipe out as much of the grease as humanly possible then use huge amounts trying to clean a frying pan. Finally said F that and went and bought some Dawn. I remember as a kid before there was Dawn. Trust me the world is a better place with Dawn in it

[@preferanonymous]

@@EllieMcglamory Soap is soap. Chemistry doesn't really care whether you say a "big fat no" to that. It's all composed of the exact same chains.

[@kymberlyammons2634]

@@EllieMcglamory that’s because dollar store dish soap is so watered down.

[@victory2171]

Plain bar soap wow!

[@mediocrebankai]

As a lab tech I was looking for this comment. Its too far down.

[@mzt7595]

Perfect thank you for letting me know the green dawn does it all wash dishes and gets rid of bacteria

[@empresswb641]

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!! Scandalous because Dawn is sooooooo pricey. I still buy it because I like the way it repels grease. I usually buy blue or the concentrate but I really appreciate this heads up.

[@weeepsalotts723]

She's wrong, you can go to their website and see that the blue is for dishes.

[@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST99]

Green is dish soap as well.

[@cindyjensen3037]

I bought the platinum and it didn't cut the grease like my old blue dawn did

[@hb.6088]

Thank you so much! You are like the grandmother I always wanted and never had, who teaches me and who exudes warmth. Bless you for doing what you do and teaching me. I got a microfiber wipe because of one of your videos about cleaning the kitchen cabinets. You are really helping, and I hope you know that and are being appreciated.

[@PamsPOV]

You are so welcome and thank you!

[@rachel3682]

​​@@PamsPOVI love how you only comment on people that are just as blind as you. 😂 That means it can be used as a hand soap as well... not that it is a hand soap. It only washes off bacteria from your hands and not the dishes it's just a regular soap for the dishes.

[@Puglover130]

@@rachel3682 she chooses not to engage with those who are inflammatory, rude, self righteous or know it alls . That leaves you out.

[@Sossity5211in5]

I never buy "hand soap." I add 4 pumps of the foaming Dawn to the same dispensers I've had for years. No waste or extra expense, and it's gentle on hands. Win!

[@MusicMike747]

Yes. Blue Dawn is different from the others. And color does matter with other products, too. Listerine brown is not the same as the flavors. Same with Pine Sol. Classic brown Pine Sol is a “disinfectant.” The others? “Detergent.” NOT the same

[@chrissyc5731]

Thank you Pam, for pointing these things out, and letting us all know and see how we’re all getting deceived in this country. Everything is a Big Lie. I would have never noticed this if you didn’t point it out.God Bless you!✌️🙏♥️

[@britbrat4406]

The biggest deception is they’re slowly making us all sick with these toxic chemicals. Dawn is terrible and is full of carcinogenic ingredients. So we’re coating our dishes in toxins, eating from them, and also absorbing them when washing. It’s a terrible time we’re living in right now, full of unavoidable poisons that are destroying our bodies and the earth

[@TONYBALLARDALPINEALIEN]

Just buy the Walmart soap it gives more bubbles suds or whatever its called lathers up on dishes thick soap 🫧🫧🫧

[@SylviaMitchell-s5f]

That Walmart lookalike is super thin, and weak!

[@marywalker236]

The "hand soap" says "50% less scrubbing, too." The website and the back of the bottle say, "Get through more dishes with less dishwashing liquid." Can you explain, Pam? And yes, it's the green one I'm looking at.

[@tariqziyad8062]

Mary baths in Dawn soap

[@missmary6458]

I bought a small bottle of blue platinum dawn. Works good, but has a perfumey smell. Can't stand smell. I bottle dawn clear today

[@Terminal_Boneitis]

@@missmary6458 I absolutely hate the smell of blue dawn! And I can taste it on my dishes. Clear dawn is def the way to go.

[@queenbunnyfoofoo6112]

The clear Dawn works as well as the blue one. They recently changed the scent of the blue one....most people don't like the new smell.

[@edwardbrabson2645]

EITHER WAY... THEY ARE BOTH VERY DANGEROUS CHEMICALS BET U DIDN'T KNOW THAT!!! READ THE INGREDIENTS AND THEN GOOGLE THEM!!!!

[@whitneyneely2880]

I totally agree with this woman, and thank you ma'am for educating those of us who didn't know... now we know 💯💯👍🏿👍🏿

[@bclark9396]

Lol all dishes washing liquid is hand soap your head go in to the water with soap it's all soap 😂

[@ThatAnimalChannel]

some of these comments are actually the real educators. Do some reading, i just about believed her.

[@PamsPOV]

📌If you've never noticed the wording on your Dawn Subsribe for the next tip!

[@mimis105dobbins3]

I love your videos,thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.God bless

[@PamsPOV]

@@mimis105dobbins3 You’re welcome and Thank e!

[@VictoriaL180]

Oh my goodness! I just checked my green dawn & yes! It says hand soap. This is crazy! Thank you, Pam for all that you do to help us!!!😊

[@swh103163]

That only means it dish soap that can also be used as hand soap because it’s antibacterial, the other isn’t.

[@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST99]

Double purpose, it’s also dish soap.

[@litalewis8425]

They changed the scent of the original blue dawn. I can't use it any longer. I'm allergic to it. 😡 By the time I realized it I only found 2 bottles to buy that was true original. Now I'm trying generic brands from the store but I don't care for them like the original Dawn. I will try others but it's costing me money when I can't use it! 😤

[@jennyk9748]

I'm not a brand fanatic but there really is nothing like brand name Dawn.

[@cthulhuscat442]

I don't know what it is exactly. It could be a mixture of her tone, her annunciation, the wholesomeness of the topic, or perhaps just get genuinely positive vibe through the video, but I adore her content and always smile when she pops up in my recommended.

[@inasassoon-cohen83]

Wow, I only remember the original Dawn because my cousin used to use it. I myself used Palmolive until I changed to Grove products. I might be wrong using them too. You never know I’ve been wrong on everything my whole life so till I found you then I knew I was right. Love you, Pam.💜🌷💜

[@PamsPOV]

Thanks for sharing

[@cristleheart4266]

Lol, right..

[@teresaweaver6609]

I saw that, too! Both are good for the same reasons. ❤ Thank you, Pam.

[@meanjeanmcqueen6171]

Soap works the same pretty much no matter what, they're just more moisturizer in hand soap. Also, using antibacterial soap so often has created "super bacteria and viruses" that are much more resistant to antibiotics. Because of that, I use antibacterial soap as little as possible. When used correctly, regular soap kills ickies just as well.

[@Animefreak242]

You're thinking of an overuse of ANTIBIOTICS. Overuse of antibacterial soaps may act as endocrine disruptors. - This happens because triclosan resembles human hormones and can fool systems that rely on the thyroid. Using antibacterial soap isn't creating super bugs. Most people don't wash their hands or bodies often enough for that

[@budgetsuccess]

If that's the case, then they placed it in the wrong section.

[@heidi1552]

I love your "point of view" reality check videos! Thank you so much!

[@SMAP757]

Thanks Pam