Powerwash Gain Original Dish Spray, Dish Soap Starter Kit, 16 Fl Oz

smells awful

I’ve been using this dish spray for a while now, and it’s honestly one of those products I didn’t realize I needed until I tried it. The spray foam cuts through grease and grime so much faster than traditional dish soap — literally spray it on, let it sit a minute, then wipe and rinse. No more filling up the sink or scrubbing forever to get pans clean. What I love most is how easy and satisfying it feels to use. The suds cling to the surface and start breaking down stuck-on food right away. It has a pleasant Gain-like scent (not too overpowering), and one bottle goes a long way around the kitchen. I’ve even caught myself spraying it on greasy stovetops and counters when things get messy — it works beautifully anywhere grease needs tackling. Pros: Cuts grease fast — no soaking needed Easy spray application makes cleanup quicker Pleasant scent and light foam Works beyond dishes (great on counters, stove splatters) Cons: Can feel a bit strong on hands if you use a lot Not a traditional sudsy sink-full vibe (but that’s kind of the point) Bottom line: This dish spray has changed how I clean dishes — faster, easier, and way less mess. If you like efficiency and hate scrubbing greasy pans, this is a keeper. Highly recommended.

This stuff is amazing. Fantastic on any surface and dissolves any trace of greasiness. I ordered some more to make sure I don’t run out

I didn’t think I’d care this much about dish soap, but Dawn Powerwash actually deserves the hype. The spray bottle feels solid and well made, and the trigger works really smoothly without leaking or clogging. Being able to spray the soap exactly where you need it is such a game changer compared to flipping a bottle upside down and dumping too much soap. The formula sprays evenly, clings to greasy spots, and just sits there doing the work for you. Plus, the Gain scent smells clean and fresh without being overpowering. What really sold me is how little scrubbing it takes. I’ll spray a pan or plate, let it sit for a few seconds, and most of the grease just wipes right off. It’s perfect for quick cleanups when you don’t want to fill the sink or run the dishwasher. I also feel like I’m using less soap overall because the spray is so controlled. This has easily become one of those products I didn’t know I needed until I used it, and now I wouldn’t want to be without it.

Anybody who looks at my review history will see that I am a self-proclaimed (and accused lol) Gainiac. I love the original Gain scent and would wear it as perfume if it existed! That being said, most of the products that are a hybrid of Gain and something else haven't smelled good at all. This is probably the closest to the original scent I've seen so far, though I don't think I will buy it again. I'll just stick to the regular Gain dish soap. The powerwash is great though, really helps cut through pots that have a lot of grease and other hard to clean messes.