i think dawn is the best because it always seems to clean better then the others.i am doing a science fair project on it.my hypothesis is going to be me thinking dawn is the best.Well thats my opinion. ~~~-ariana c.~~~-

lavender scent is nice. way better than joy or dawn and much cheaper

I've used Ajax since the early 70's. I was working on my car one day, when i went in the house, i had grease all over my hands and arms. We used Ajax for dishes already, so i took the bottle of it and used it full streigh on my hands and arms. After rinsing off the grease was completely gone. I've used nothing but ever since.

Ajax is the only dish detergent that I use. I think it is the best!

I have used Ajax for years and I love it. When you get stains on clothes you can't get it out sometimes even if you try everything on the shelf they have for clothes so I put Ajax on my shirts and rubbed it in. After I washed the shirts the stains were gone. You should try it because it works on almost every kind of stain.

Ireally don't know which is better but I know that my mom like to use dawn dish detergent because she said it is better.

I've used Ajax off and on for many years. However, as mentioned before, it's best used while on a tight budget because the price is so reasonable and the performance is decent. However, when money is more abundant, I bypass the Ajax and get a dish soap that's thicker and better performing, like Dawn or Ivory.

I have used Dawn for a long time but my husband brought home Ajax so I of course decided to give it a try. I don't find it a bargain at all because I have to use so much more of it to get the job done well. Never again!

I only use Ajax when my budget is tight, The dish soap is Great, only a little more watery than dawn, doesnt really work like dawn (which Dawn is my #1 favorite!!!!!!!!!), but it does a pretty good job in cleaning, only thing is i got to use a little more than required!! otherwise the price for ajax dish soap is GREAT, REASONABLE!! I use them all, except the new one the BLUE AJAX.... i think that one is fruity?? i may try that one soon!! aloha, marty

My wife ruined my pastic lunch bowls and bottles with the Spring Flowers liquid. I can not get rid of the sicking Smell & TASTE from them. We tried Baking Soda,Vinegar, Bleach. No Choice but throw them away buy new & use Unscented DOVE.About $20 of dishes RUINED by THIS STINKING STUFF! ! ! !

Ajax is definately no Dawn, but it is ok for the price. Back in the severe budget days, I always bought Ajax versus the high dollar Dawn. Alot of people don't think there is a big difference when it comes to washing dishes, but there is...just try Ajax versus Dawn when it comes to a greasy pan...you will see that Dawn does work better. You just have to use a little bit more hot water if you use the Ajax, not a big deal really.

These people work for P&G or what. This dish soap is a replica of dawn, joy, and palm olive. Which by the way is all chemically the same, just color and fragrance is different. Some people think there is lemon juice in joy, what a joke. There is finally competition in the over priced dish soap market. We need to support Ajax. I'm a window cleaner, it works great!

its ok, it got stuff clean, kinda. its cheap. it ruined all my paper plates though

I know it sounds really stupid to have such a strong opinion on a dish soap, but really, it is the worst dish soap I have ever used, and I've used many different brands from commercial to industrial-strength. I was my dishes without using gloves, which was a big mistake for this soap. It works well to get rid of grease, but it also dries out the skin terribly! I mean, to the point where my skin was peeling, it is awful! Then, the soap is not as easily washed off dishes as it is with other soaps--rinsing time is increased dramatically with this soap. I have never had any problems like this with any other soap! It is inexpensive, and it gets the dishes clean, but I highly suggest that you spend the extra fifty cents or so for another brand. Either that, or invest in some good latex gloves.