The Sink Is Where Most Homes Test Their Cleaner the Hardest

Of everything under a sink, the dishwash bottle probably gets used more than any other cleaner in the house — multiple times a day, on the one surface you can't avoid touching directly: your own hands.

That's exactly why we built our Dishwash Gel around cutting grease without stripping skin, rather than treating those as two separate problems to solve. A gel that leaves your hands dry and tight after washing up isn't actually gentler — it's just hiding the harshness until after the sink is empty.

The lime variant in particular is meant to do double duty: strong enough to break down oil on a pan you've let sit too long, but formulated so a normal wash — plates, glasses, cutlery — doesn't leave that familiar tightness across your knuckles by the time you're done.

A small habit that helps regardless of what you're washing with: rinse and dry your hands properly after, not just the dishes. Even a gentle formula sits on skin for a while if you let it air-dry instead of toweling off, and that's true of any dishwash, not just ours.

We'd rather earn trust at the sink, where you'll actually notice, than just claim it on the label where you won't.