Ajax

Nobody pays attention to Ajax. They are low key, really low key, too low key. I don't even remember seeing an Ajax commercial--ever. With all of the companies screaming "it cuts grease and it's used to clean oil off ducks" or "it's plant based, green" or "fresh scent", Ajax is easy to overlook. I used to think that way. Ajax couldn't be any good if it cost that little. But then something happened that totally changed my mind. I ran out of the "cuts grease and gets oil off ducks". I had used it for years. So, while I was at DG, I tried to buy more. They were out of stock. Everybody wanted this brand. They do advertise. What were my options? I could drive somewhere else to buy my usual dish detergent or I could buy what DG did have in stock. What they had in stock was Ajax at a really great price. Before I bought it, I tipped the bottle up and down. It wasn't runny like the cheap brands. It was just like the concentrated dish detergent. So, I bought one, took it home and started using it. I actually thought that I would just use it until I went to a store again and bought the "cuts grease" dish detergent. But a funny thing happened. Ajax worked really well. It cut grease completely and it was long lasting. I didn't need to use much to wash a lot of dishes. Yes, Ajax was the real deal, the good stuff. Don't get me wrong. I still like the "cuts grease". I even made a point of buying the Ultra Maximum Powerwash Spray with Fresh Scent in the fancy bottle. Yes, that worked but Ajax did just as well. It was even amusing that a friend who had come to my house asked me about my Ajax. "When did you get that?" I thought about explaining the situation to her but I just said "It works really well". Again, nobody takes Ajax seriously. Now I swear by Ajax. I won't buy any other brand. I have nothing against the "cuts grease". It is a great product from a very ethical company but so is Ajax and Ajax costs less. Try Ajax. You will be surprised. You can even buy a small bottle of Ajax dish detergent at DT for a dollar to try it out. You don't have to take my word for it but I do have to tell you that, by this point in time and after all of these years, I have probably hand washed a million dishes. I know the difference between something that works and a poor imitation. Ajax works.