- Is Dawn Ultra better than regular Dawn?
- Ultra is the concentrated version, so it is thicker and generally needs less per load than the classic blue formula. Both cut grease well; Ultra is the better pick for heavy greasy cooking.
- Can I use it on cast iron?
- Yes. A small amount on a brush or sponge lifts grease without stripping a well-seasoned pan if you rinse promptly and dry it thoroughly.
- Does it work as a laundry stain remover?
- It is widely used as a pre-treat for grease and oil stains on clothing. Apply a drop, work it in, and wash as usual; rinse first on delicate fabrics.
- Is it safe for septic systems?
- The surfactants are biodegradable and the formula is phosphate-free, so it is generally considered septic-safe in normal household amounts.
- How much should I use per sink?
- A small squeeze, roughly a teaspoon, is enough for a full sink of dishes. More soap means more rinsing and can leave film.
- Is it available in a refill size?
- Yes, this is the larger refill-style bottle meant to refill smaller pump or squeeze bottles and last through many washings.
- Where is the Dawn Ultra Dishwashing Liquid Dish Soap, Original Scent cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $3.47, 22% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Dawn Ultra Dishwashing Liquid Dish Soap, Original Scent?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Target, ShopRite, Blain's Farm & Fleet, Do it Best, Bartlett Arborist Supply.