Liquid dish soap

Dishwashing liquid soap is a cleaning product specially formulated to remove grease, food residue, and dirt from kitchen utensils and tableware. It comes in a liquid format, which facilitates its dosage and direct use with sponges or brushes. Its formula usually includes surfactant agents that effectively dissolve grease, leaving dishes clean and with a pleasant aroma.

Origin: Liquid dish soap was developed as a more practical and efficient alternative to traditional bar soap. Its popularity grew with the need for fast and effective cleaning in both domestic and professional kitchens.

Properties: It is biodegradable, gentle on the hands (although wearing gloves is recommended to avoid irritation on sensitive skin), and safe for use on eating utensils. It is also usually economical and long-lasting, as a small amount is sufficient to clean several dishes and pots.

Synonyms in Latin American Spanish: líquido detergente para lavar platos, lavavajillas líquido, líquido para lavar trastes (Mexico), jabón para lavar platos, jabón líquido para lavar trastes.