Why Dawn

Submitted by John on 08/12/2002. ( ) 205.188.209.168

Why does everyone recomend Dawn and not just any other dish detergent? Is there something special in Dawn that is not in the others?

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Because

This response submitted by CoyoteUgly on 08/12/2002. ( ) 152.163.189.65

Because Dawn takes Grease out of your way! haha, sorry couldn't help it, heehee


Ivory is to easy on our hands.

This response submitted by John C on 08/12/2002. ( ) 64.216.172.68

Lemon Joy makes me puke.


I don't

This response submitted by George on 08/12/2002. ( georoof@aol.com ) 64.12.96.135

Course, I'm not "everyone" either. I like Epo-Grip Blood Out Degreaser because it beats Dawn hands down and for washing capes I like Knobloch's Pro-Tex Pre Soak. Good stuff.


BECAUSE DAWN WORKS!

This response submitted by KIM on 08/13/2002. ( ) 198.81.26.39

DAWN DISHWASHING LIQUID SOAP WORKS. SIMPLE AS THAT!


Because..

This response submitted by Amy Ritchie on 08/13/2002. ( Amy@AmysTaxidermy.com ) 24.136.154.164

.. I believe I heard some taxidermists say that the pH of Dawn wasn't very high. The pH on other detergents are higher and you could risk slippage.

Amy


pert +

This response submitted by wildthang on 08/13/2002. ( ) 4.23.225.87

Try pert plus for oily hair(with conditioner). It cleans and conditions hair at the same time!


Dawn

This response submitted by Robin on 08/13/2002. ( flatwoodsman11@aol.com ) 152.163.189.65

Dawn works good but hes right Epo-Grip blood out wors best i use alot of it never been disapointed good luck Robin


epo

This response submitted by rick on 08/13/2002. ( ) 198.81.26.39

i find epo- blood out is a little hard on some feathers.ok on hair tho


Dawn - just simply the best

This response submitted by tevie on 08/23/2002. ( ) 24.225.8.10

Dawn is so go that they use it to clean up birds, and small animals after drunken idiots run big oil tankers into the coastline. If you have ever seen that mess - it can surely handle your taxidermy needs. Dawn is the best


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