But housekeeping experts say you can clean many places with one simple product: dish soap. “Honestly ... that can sub in for Windex, Method or Mr. Clean. Or combine it with a couple teaspoons ...

Believe it or not, there are dozens of household items and surfaces that dish soap can actually damage. So what should you never clean with dish soap, and why? We asked professional cleaners ...

When it comes to our cleaning essentials, dish soap is the staple found in every home. Not only is it used for washing plates and tableware, but it's also ideal for removing oil stains from ...

Simply rinse your pieces and place them in a solution of Dawn dish soap and warm water, letting them soak for a few minutes. From there, use a clean, soft toothbrush to remove any lingering stains ...

Dish soap is a staple in most kitchens thanks to its grease-fighting power and ability to clean up pretty much any mess from cheddar-cheese casseroles to chilis, or coconut cream pies. Because it ...

“You can use a couple of drops of dish soap to spot-clean stains,” says Rich Handel, senior test project leader at Consumer Reports and our resident laundry expert. “I don’t recommend it ...

If you get hair dye on your skin, you can use a dime-sized amount of baking soda and dish soap to clean it off. If you need to clean your makeup brush, use dish soap and add one part olive oil.

You scan the sink in a desperate moment, hoping to spot something that can get these dishes clean. Suddenly, you spot the dish soap ... and potentially damage your dishwasher,” says Glenn Lewis, ...