The very best dish soap

Three bottles of dish soap, surrounded by clean glassware.

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After our latest round of lathering, scraping, and scouring the gunkiest dishes, we’ve added a new recommendation to our lineup: the very best dish spray. In our tests, it eradicated baked-on oil, grease, brownie batter, and more. Spray it directly on the dish, let it sit, then give it a rinse — no scrubbing required.

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