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(CNN) -- Americans have changed the way they wash their messy dishes. Procter & Gamble says its old-fashioned liquid detergent, which debuted in 1972, just isn't cut out for the job anymore, so it ...

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I, like everyone else alive, hate washing dishes in the sink. According to Procter & Gamble, washing dishes is the second most hated chore behind cleaning the toilet—and during the pandemic while we ...

It’s no secret that Dawn’s grease-cutting power makes it the go-to cleaner for the toughest kitchen jobs, including crusty casserole dishes and greasy cabinet doors. But there are dozens of other uses ...

CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dawn®, North America's #1 dish liquid*, announced today a set of expansive sustainability and purpose-driven commitments to help create a cleaner world for wildlife. These ...

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From pans to plastics, NEW Dawn PowerSuds’ innovative formula traps, locks, and removes up to 99% of grease. (Graphic: Business Wire) Introducing Dawn’s best liquid dish soap, Dawn PowerSuds, with ...

Americans have changed the way they wash their messy dishes. Procter + Gamble says its old-fashioned liquid detergent, which debuted in 1972, just isn't cut out for the job anymore, so it invented a ...