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    Dawn difference to others dish soap

    Guys, I'm not from the US so I'm trying to figure this out....
    It seems to me that Dawn is a brand of dish soap, right ? In case it is just a brand of dish soap, what's so special about it ?

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    Re: Dawn difference to others dish soap

    Dawn is indeed a dish soap brand. And for me it is the best because of how concentrated it is. And how well it cuts through grease and grime. This ability also makes it good for stripping LSP's.

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    Re: Dawn difference to others dish soap

    Quote Originally Posted by tw33k2514 View Post
    Dawn is indeed a dish soap brand. And for me it is the best because of how concentrated it is. And how well it cuts through grease and grime. This ability also makes it good for stripping LSP's.
    Now everything is getting more clear...... so when everybody here talks about Dawn they are actually talking about this brand and not any dish soap..... I see.....

    I know I should create a different topic about it.... but.... is there any difference between these dish soup and laundry detergent ?

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    Re: Dawn difference to others dish soap

    Quote Originally Posted by DaC View Post
    Guys, I'm not from the US so I'm trying to figure this out....
    It seems to me that Dawn is a brand of dish soap, right ? In case it is just a brand of dish soap, what's so special about it ?
    Saying Dawn may also be like saying "kleenex" or "Band-aid" which one brand becomes the item's popular nickname. Similar to when someone "bics" their head we all know that means to shave it and hopefully they didn't use an actual bic razor cause they're cheap.

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    Re: Dawn difference to others dish soap

    Quote Originally Posted by pickles View Post
    Saying Dawn may also be like saying "kleenex" or "Band-aid" which one brand becomes the item's popular nickname. Similar to when someone "bics" their head we all know that means to shave it and hopefully they didn't use an actual bic razor cause they're cheap.
    LoL... yeah... this is just what i was trying to figure...

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    Re: Dawn difference to others dish soap

    Dish soaps are different than laundry soaps as they are aimed at cutting grease(which is why they cut wax) not at cloth and its a little stronger than anything we have here stateside for laundry or all your cloths would fade like crazy.

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    Re: Dawn difference to others dish soap

    Quote Originally Posted by Jons6.7 View Post
    Dish soaps are different than laundry soaps as they are aimed at cutting grease(which is why they cut wax) not at cloth and its a little stronger than anything we have here stateside for laundry or all your cloths would fade like crazy.
    I was searching the net and found different places stating the opposite.... that laundry detergent is more aggressive than dish soap, because they don't need to preserve human skin...

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    Re: Dawn difference to others dish soap

    I thought Dawn Dish Soap was known world wide. The only soap to wash water fowl after an oil spill.

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    Re: Dawn difference to others dish soap

    Quote Originally Posted by Rsurfer View Post
    I thought Dawn Dish Soap was known world wide. The only soap to wash water fowl after an oil spill.
    Well.. at least it isn't here in Brazil...

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    Re: Dawn difference to others dish soap

    I have not seen Dawn remove all of a well cured sealant, so I prefer a dedicated paint cleanser or polisher to remove lsp's specifically.


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