Dreft Plant-Based Liquid Dish Soap and Dishwashing Detergent for Baby Bottle, Fragrance Free Baby Essentials, 18 fl oz

I’ve been using Dreft Plant-Based Liquid Dish Soap for everyday dishwashing, especially for baby bottles and feeding items, and it’s been great so far. The bottle is easy to grip and dispense, which makes one-handed use simple when you’re holding a bottle or multitasking at the sink. It cleans well without leaving any residue, even on bottles that had milk or formula sitting for a bit. I like that it’s plant-based and free from harsh chemicals, which gives me peace of mind when washing items my baby uses every day. The scent is light and fresh, not overpowering, and it doesn’t irritate my hands like some dish soaps do. It cuts through grease better than I expected for a gentle formula and rinses off easily. Overall, it does exactly what it claims and feels like a safe, reliable choice for families with babies or anyone with sensitive skin.

I have a small household, so it makes more sense to quickly hand wash small loads. It seems to me as if the handwashing dish soaps have gotten stronger and I have been trying to find a dish soap that didn't chew up my hands. I needed more then just unscented. I don't know what he acid level of this soap is but it feels good on my hands and bonus, it does a good job on the dishes. And I did notice that the pot I use to heat my milk on the stove for homemade cocoa washes cleaner then with other soaps. Plastics wash clean as well. I do follow the directions and put some on my sponge as I wash but I also squirt some in the sink to soak the dishes before I wash them as well. You are suppose to be able to wash pacifiers that hit the floor so it should be good at germ killing. I've been using it as a regular dish soap for weeks now, after beaten eggs and handling raw meat and so far, everyone in my household has been perfectly healthy. And, my hands are healing :) I think a baby bottle soap is a good idea because sometimes you can't get the scented stuff out of plastics. Hope this helps :)