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"  J.R. Watkins Moisturizing Dish Soap wasn&amp;#039;t able to maintain its suds as well as some of the other products we tested, and our consumer testers noticed (one said it &amp;quot;could be more sudsy&amp;quot;). However, it was good at removing stuck-on soil and getting rid of grease. Many testers thought this dish soap was drying to hands, and they didn&amp;#039;t care for the Sweetgrass &amp;amp;amp; Citron scent they tested. A volunteer summed it up: &amp;quot;Good soap, but less happy with the overall experience.&amp;quot; Scents: Sweetgrass &amp;amp;amp; Citron and Pomegranate &amp;amp;amp; Acai How We Tested: We evaluated 21 dish soaps that claim to make hand dishwashing a more pampering experience thanks to the addition of skin-moisturizing ingredients, aromatherapy-type scents or both. All soaps were tested for how quickly and completely they dissolved greasy and cheesy soils applied to dinner plates and for how long suds lasted when oil was added to the soapy mixture. We applied skin-softening dish soaps to testers&amp;#039; arms, and measured moisture loss or retention with lab instruments. Consumer testers also used the moisturizing dish soaps at home and completed a questionnaire about performance and gentleness to skin. Consumer testers also sniffed unmarked samples to score all detergents on their scent. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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