Lemi Shine Natural Liquid Dish Soap -Hard Water Stain Remover - Gentle On Hands, Includes Aloe Vera & Vitamin E, Fresh Lemon Scent, 22 Fluid Ounces (Pack of 3)

Great stuff. INSANELY overpriced.

Used this dish detergent for over a decade but it disappeared from store shelves. It is not for dishwashers. I like the improvement to the packaging. The upside-down version would dispense too much. The three-pack is a great deal for the money. It lasted 1.5 years in a 2 person household. The citric acid & concented formula dissolves hard H2O deposits and rinses clean. The scent of fresh lemon juice doesn't linger on dishes. I also use this off-label for pretreating laundry & cleaning everything except the floors.

I've been a life long Dawn user and didn't think I would find something that would convert me but here we are! I just can't say enough about this Lemi Shine dish soap but I'll start with "I love it"!!! It cleans the dishes so well & I swear a small amount on my dish cloth lasts forever. I also appreciate how well they're sealed to prevent leaking during shipping. It smells wonderful without the added funky fragrance oils but my favorite thing about it... it doesn't aggravate my very sensitive skin. Most of the Free & Clear products still cause some sort of issue, usually extreme dryness to the point of my skin splitting and bleeding. I have Psoriatic arthritis and Eczema, both of which are sent into overdrive from the winter weather we have. Sometimes I'm afraid to even do the dishes in fear of what it will do to my hands ☹️ so I'm curious to see how much of an improvement there is from switching to Lemi Shine dish soap. I have a feeling that I'll be more than happy with the results. 💚

Lemi Shine products are by far the best for keeping mineral deposits under control. The downside of this delivery was that the bottles had leaked into their shrinkwrapped coverings. I had to rinse the bottles before putting them away. Fantastic product, though, minus one star for packaging.

I've been a loyal user of another brand for several years, and I do still like that brand. I recently moved from a 70 yr old home to a 3 yr old one with all the trimmings. I tried the dishwasher detergent in this brand and was very pleased. When I saw they had dishwashing soap, too, that was supposed to be good at grease removal, I wanted to try it. My former brand needed extra product to do the best job with grease.I'm so glad I did. It works great. No need to add extra product, and the dishes are squeaky clean and shiny. The scent is light and pleasant without the perfumes used so commonly in the big brands.I highly recommend this product based on my experience. It does the job very well.

I took a chance ordering this after reading the reviews. I though, if it does work, I will definitely come back and write a review. I live in a hard water area (135 on the hardness scale). This dish soap smells nice, suds up, and it does cut grease very well. I have used Dawn dish soap my entire life for its grease cutting ability but lately I've been trying to find more natural products. I was not going to compromise cleaning ability though. Thankfully, I don't have to with this. I wanted an inexpensive product in large enough bottles that I could refill my glass pump several times to cut down on plastic. This fit the bill. Other reviewers mention the leaky valve because this is meant to be stored upside down so that it comes out easier. As I said, I used a different container, but it would be just as easy to not use it upside down and then it isn't an issue. I will be buying this from now on.

This is my favorite dish soap and I order as needed. This is the 3rd time of 6 there’s been fulfillment problems. Whoever packed the box sheared the tip cover on one bottle off and a lot leaked out into the plastic bag. But the bag is not 100% sealed, so it leaked into the box and coated the other items. Returned this just on principle.

The citrus soap smelled great, but I don't need my dish soap to smell like perfume. The scent is so strong that after you've washed your dishes, the soap leaves a fragrance on your dishes that is then transferred to your food, this is especially the case when washing tupperware.No matter how much soap you use to wash your dishes, it does not create suds. This makes you use a lot of soap just to wash a few dishes. In the end, the price you pay for the 3 bottles is not worth the money. I wouldn't mind paying the money for a good degreaser but this stuff is pretty much useless when washing greasy pots and pans. I'm going back to my old Dawn brand soap.