9 Elements Natural Dish Soap, Dishwashing Liquid with Lemon Essential Oils, Made with the Power of Vinegar, 1 Dish Spray Starter Kit & 3 Refills (64 oz Total)

If you have quartz countertops, you NEED this product. Here's why: if you already have or are entertaining the idea of getting quartz countertops, you will be told that you cannot use disinfecting wipes to clean the surface due to some of the ingredients damaging the surface (just one reason you should AVOID quartz). Anyhoo, instead, you need to use an alcohol, water, and dish soap concoction. Fine and dandy for daily usage until...until...UNTIL...the day you child grabs a marker to color with that turns out to be a PERMANENT marker. Upon seeing this I gasped and startled my child who, at that, point dropped said marker right.on.the.quartz.countertop. For reference, the (ACCIDENTAL) mark wasn't big, but it was still noticeable. We grabbed the alcohol solution and nada. Tried dish soap. Nope. Tried WARM dishsoap. Nada. Didn't make a dent. Google suggested baking soda. Nope-ity-nope-nope. Full blown panic is starting to set in. Called our quartz supplier. They could come out...for $125 with no guarantee that they'd be able to remove the stain. At this point, I'm looking like Cruella de Vil when she's motoring in her convertible - but I'm not hunting puppies. Just a solution for my stained quartz. In a desperate attempt to salvage my fresh-ishly installed quartz, I grabbed my 1/8 filled bottle of this 9 Elements dishspray. I let is sit for, meh, 20 seconds? Wiped it away and squealed with delightful surprise when there was ZERO trace of the mark. Additionally, my quartz was fully intact. No stripping, yellowing, or damage. Fast-forward a few months later when I accidentally and unknowingly knocked over a cup of water when I was setting some grocery bags on the counter. A pink sticky note was saturated for who knows how long on the counter, leaving a HOT pink STAIN of 2x2 inches. Whipped out my now 1/50 bottle of 9 Elements and PRESTO. NO FREAKING stain left. Quartz-owning guys and gals...this product is pure magic. Even if you don't use this for your dishes, keep it on hand for any potential fumbles that might stain your expensive countertops. It is the most effective and cheap method that will save you your money and sanity. Cannot live without it. Also, it's becoming more and more obsolete. I got my OG bottle from Target but they no longer carry it. Walmart stopped carrying it, too. Thankfully, Amazon still carries it. Just bought a 4-pack. Might hoard some more before it gets snagged up and is permanently discountinued...

Love this spray soap. Smells decent works well on grease. I love that it has better ingredients than the other name brand one I used to use. Will continue to purchase

I was using another readily available brand of BLUE dish cleaning spray because I liked the novel manner of dispersing a spray onto heavily soiled pots, pans, and baking dishes, thus softening/dissolving stubborn stuck-on foods. YES, the popular blue brand stuff worked great in that it provided easier cleaning, HOWEVER it also emitted a heavy, chemical scent that was negatively affecting my breathing (not to mention the high cost that negatively affected my budget). It was about then that I noticed that the water spots left behind by our well water were positively affected by the use of common household vinegar. The bad news is that vinegar, in an of itself has it's own profound, pungent, and lingering smell. Then, while perusing AMAZON's website, I happened to spy this 9 ELEMENTS VINEGAR LEMON DISH DETERGENT SPRAY. I purchased the 4 bottle/refill configuration and found myself thrilled with the results. The spray function worked well. It clung to and removed sticky foods from various forms of cookware - and did so WITHOUT ANY overwhelming chemical smell. In fact, with the addition of lemon to the cleanser, I couldn't detect ANY vinegar smell at all during use. Our experience showed it was not only effective in cleaning heavy soil from dishes, pots, and baking dishes, but it was also exceptionally effective in cleaning our glass cooktop, countertops, stainless steel appliances, vent hood, and just about ANY other mess I could throw at it. I was so impressed, I just purchased the 9 ELEMENTS LIQUID DISH SOAP. (I'll let you know HOW THAT'S working out as soon as I've tried it.) YES, YES, YES, I am happy to recommend this 9 ELEMENTS SPRAY DISH SOAP (available on auto ship with AMAZON as well as local availability at Harris Teeter markets.) JULY 2025 UPDATE: Still happy with the 9 ELEMENTS SPRAY DISH SOAP (and my sisters have come to like it, too). In the interim, I've had the chance to try the 9 ELEMENTS REGULAR SQUEEZE BOTTLE DISH SOAP -and- I'm very happy with it's performance as well!

I’ve been using this lemon cleaner for a few weeks now, and overall, I’m really happy with it. It works great on most surfaces—countertops, sinks, even stovetops—and cuts through grime effectively thanks to the vinegar. I love that it’s a more natural option without harsh chemicals, and the 18-ounce bottles in this 3-pack last a decent amount of time. I love the lemon scent. It does fade after a little while though. All in all, it’s a solid cleaner that I feel good about using around my home.

En la imagen se ven 2 pero llegó uno

Confuso que la foto tiene 2 botes y solo llego uno. Venia medio vacío.

No era lo que esperaba, en la fotografía vienen dos, llegó uno, en la foto se ve de limón llegó otro. NO RECOMIENDO.

Esta práctica mal intencionada de poner una foto de 2 tarros de producto cuando en realidad solo están vendiendo uno no les parece un robo? Me extraña que Amazon permita esto y que P&G se preste para robar! Si solo es un tarro el producto es extremadamente caro!