Concentrated dish soap packs a big cleaning punch in just a little liquid, so you use less product with every wash. Because each bottle holds more active ingredients and less water, makers need less plastic, less fuel to ship it, and less energy to produce it. That small supply chain adds up to a smaller carbon footprint and less trash for the ocean or landfill. Even though the formula is thick, a few drops lift off baked-on food and greasy pots easily, saving you the frustration of rewashing. The clingy gel hugs plates long enough for the cleaning agents to break down stubborn stains without sliding away. Most brands also balance the pH and toss in vitamin E or aloe, so your hands feel comfortable, not cracked, after scrubbing. Choosing a concentrated dish soap means one bottle lasts many weeks, protecting your wallet and giving the planet a little breathing space at the same time.
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