Dawn has soap in it so your not going to just spray wipe and be done, just read the back of both bottles and they both say Spray wipe rinse and mr clean freak says caution on using around where food is prepaired.
Thank you. I haven't used either yet but the Dawn Powerwash won. After you wiped both sides with separate paper towels and then used separate sponges without adding more product the Dawn had a lot of cleaning action suds working while Mr. Clean didn't. The Dawn side also pulled more grease with the paper towel. Based from video I would get the best clean and more for my money with Dawn.
My experience with these two spray cleaners are that the DP is great for dishes as it is marketed for but failed for me in cleaning a stovetop and oven as it is rather soapy and only tackles the first layer or so of muck and grease/burned on stuff. The Mr Clean on the other hand is marketed as a household multipurpose cleaner ,did a superior job at cleaning a stovetop and oven. The oven I cleaned had lots of baked on grease and burned areas and the Mr Clean softened all of it with a longer dwell time and a bit of patient scrubbing leaving a nice clean. I was surprised at my experience and would definately choose the Mr Clean. No hate on the DP as it does wash dishes to sparkling clean. Good test but my winner is Mr Clean.
I was under the impression Clean Freak was a household cleaner, and not a kitchen cleaner. Not to be used on cooking utensils, pans, grills, etc. Don’t want the lemon or lavender smells on cooking gadgets. Am I off on its use?
Good point definitely not a natural product but most aren’t. It can definitely be good to use for kitchen stuff like inside the stove but personally I always prefer the more natural stuff when it comes to kitchen.
Clean Freak Is only just a household cleaner amongst Many Others. Only use dish soap for cooking utensils. Never use any household cleaner on dishes, pots, pans, silverware, cups etc. Yes you got it right.
@@heatherprincipe8537 Clean Freak works very well on baked on grease like on stove tops and oven and DP works excellent r on dirty dishes. Like with any product wiping with a wet towel or rinsing is recommended after applying and using the product. I recently cleaned a greasy oven with Clean Freak and it worked much better than the DP.
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I like Dawn better, the mr clean makes me cough.
Did you know they are made by the same company
Yes P&G
Dawn has soap in it so your not going to just spray wipe and be done, just read the back of both bottles and they both say Spray wipe rinse and mr clean freak says caution on using around where food is prepaired.
Think both are great to have
Thank you. I haven't used either yet but the Dawn Powerwash won. After you wiped both sides with separate paper towels and then used separate sponges without adding more product the Dawn had a lot of cleaning action suds working while Mr. Clean didn't. The Dawn side also pulled more grease with the paper towel. Based from video I would get the best clean and more for my money with Dawn.
dawn is dish soap clean freak is a surface cleaner?
@@crystallynn2723 they both have lots of uses but yes, one is more advertised as a dish soap and the other is a multi surface cleaner.
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My experience with these two spray cleaners are that the DP is great for dishes as it is marketed for but failed for me in cleaning a stovetop and oven as it is rather soapy and only tackles the first layer or so of muck and grease/burned on stuff. The Mr Clean on the other hand is marketed as a household multipurpose cleaner ,did a superior job at cleaning a stovetop and oven. The oven I cleaned had lots of baked on grease and burned areas and the Mr Clean softened all of it with a longer dwell time and a bit of patient scrubbing leaving a nice clean. I was surprised at my experience and would definately choose the Mr Clean. No hate on the DP as it does wash dishes to sparkling clean. Good test but my winner is Mr Clean.
I was under the impression Clean Freak was a household cleaner, and not a kitchen cleaner. Not to be used on cooking utensils, pans, grills, etc.
Don’t want the lemon or lavender smells on cooking gadgets. Am I off on its use?
Good point definitely not a natural product but most aren’t. It can definitely be good to use for kitchen stuff like inside the stove but personally I always prefer the more natural stuff when it comes to kitchen.
Clean Freak Is only just a household cleaner amongst Many Others. Only use dish soap for cooking utensils. Never use any household cleaner on dishes, pots, pans, silverware, cups etc. Yes you got it right.
@@heatherprincipe8537 Clean Freak works very well on baked on grease like on stove tops and oven and DP works excellent r on dirty dishes. Like with any product wiping with a wet towel or rinsing is recommended after applying and using the product. I recently cleaned a greasy oven with Clean Freak and it worked much better than the DP.