Product Review: Dawn Direct Foam

By Cindy (Guest Post)

There is no sense whatsoever in purchasing Dawn Foam. All you are paying for is 1/3 Dawn and 2/3 water in a foaming dispenser. I've been doing this with Dawn long before they came out with their version. Getting a foaming soap dispenser and then any time you need a refill, fill it 1/3 with regular full strength Dawn and 2/3 water. Shake it up and you have Dawn Foam. You can do this with literally any clear liquid soap.

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Gary dominicus

I didn't know that Dawn Direct Foam worked on preventing poison ivy. I love to garden and work in the yard. I too came in contact with poison ivy. I usually get it really bad. I tried Dawn Direct Foam and so far no rash. Gary Dominicus

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starbright57

Dawn is what I use to clean my bathtub. I put the full strength Dawn on a little scrubber that is safe for porcelain and it really cleans the bathtub ring. I would suppose the Dawn foam will work just as well. I have heard that many motels use Dawn to clean their bathtubs.

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susanmajp

I just read a consumer reports article about dish detergents, and they said that dawn direct foam was the most expensive dish detergent they analyzed. But as a consumer of this product, I found the article very misleading. They tracked the expense at the price per tablespoon, and while you must use a full tablespoon for other detergents, you can get by with far less of this one. A tablespoon of dawn direct foam can do several sinkfulls of dishes or make several buckets of cleaner, making the amount per usage less expensive than many other cleaners. Like you, I'm a believer.

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pigeon toes

I was wondering if it was any better than the regular Dawn. I have been using Dawn with an equal amount of water in a spray bottle for cleaning. Works pretty well. But I'm now willing to try Dawn Direct after your endorsement.