Fall Leaves Dish Soap

The scent from the essential oils is genuinely pleasant while washing—not fake or overpowering like some soaps. It leaves my glassware streak-free without any extra effort, which is a nice bonus.

This dish soap cut through a greasy pan that I'd let sit overnight without any scrubbing. The fall leaves scent is subtle but pleasant, not overpowering

I had a baked-on lasagna pan that sat for two days, and this soap cut through it with almost no scrubbing. The grease-fighting power is seriously impressive.

The scent of essential oils makes washing dishes feel less like a chore, and it really does cut through the grease that's been sitting on my pans since yesterday. A little goes a long way, too, so this bottle should last a while.

This stuff actually got the baked-on cheese from last night's lasagna off without any scrubbing, which surprised me. The scent of fall leaves is a nice bonus while I'm washing.

The scent is mild and pleasant while washing, and it easily cut through last night's greasy pasta pan. Nice to find a soap that doesn't dry out my hands.

I was skeptical it could actually tackle two-day-old casserole crust, but this soap lifted it off with almost no scrubbing. The essential oil scent is subtle and fresh, not overpowering.

I bought this specifically because it says it removes 48-hour stuck-on food, and it actually worked on a greasy baking dish I’d let sit overnight. The scent is nice and natural, not overpowering like some other soaps.

The scent is really pleasant without being too strong, and it cut through the baked-on grease on my lasagna pan without needing a long soak. I love that it’s made with essential oils, feels gentle on my hands but still gets everything sparkling clean.

The grease-cutting power on my cast iron pan after a heavy chili dinner was genuinely surprising—it took barely any scrubbing. And my hands didn’t feel stripped dry afterward, which is rare for a dish soap.