Low-foam dish soap has a special recipe that makes only a little foam while you wash. That tiny bubble level works great in todays dishwashers-even the high-efficiency models-and keeps things tidy when you wash by hand so the suds dont climb all over the counter. Because there is less water in those machines, the gentle foam lets the cleaner grab grease without getting flooded. The formula often mixes advanced surfactants that target dirt, puffing up just enough bubbles to lift grime and then rinse away fast. Even though the suds look low, the soap still wipes out stuck-on food and stubborn stains. Because it rinses clean so quickly, you save both time and extra water. Low-foam soap is especially smart in hard-water areas, where big foam clouds are harder to tame, and for anyone who wants a no-fuss dish-washing routine without wrestling with mountains of bubbles.
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