Daisy Dish Soap

After leaving a greasy pan sitting overnight, I was skeptical, but this soap cut through it with ease. The aloe vera in the formula left my hands feeling less stripped than usual.

I finally found a dish soap that actually eats through dried-on eggs without me scrubbing for five minutes—the aloe vera makes it gentle on my hands, too.

Left a greasy casserole dish soaking for almost two days, and a tiny squirt of this stuff cut right through it in seconds. The aloe vera in the formula means my hands don't feel dried out afterward, which is a huge plus.

I was pleasantly surprised how easily this dish soap cut through the grease on a pan I'd let sit for two days. The aloe vera in the formula didn't dry out my hands at all, which is a big plus for me.

I put off washing a pan with baked-on cheese for two days, and this stuff cut through it without any scrubbing. My hands don't feel dried out after doing a full sink load, which is a nice bonus.

I was skeptical about it handling dried-on pasta sauce, but this stuff cut through a 24-hour-old casserole dish with just a quick soak. The aloe vera makes my hands feel less stripped than with other brands I’ve tried.

I've let food sit on pans for two days and this still cut through it without heavy scrubbing. Nice to see real essential oils in the ingredients list too.

This stuff actually got the dried oatmeal crust off my breakfast bowl after I let it sit all weekend. The aloe vera in it feels nice on my hands, too.

I was pleasantly surprised how well this handled baked-on cheese from a casserole dish I’d left soaking overnight—just a little scrubbing and it was spotless. The aloe vera in it made my hands feel less dried out than with my usual soap. Only wish the bottle was a bit bigger for the price.

The scent is pleasant enough, and it does cut through light grease, but I had to scrub a dried-on casserole dish for a solid minute. It’s okay for daily washing, not a miracle worker on tough stains.