What happened to Universal Dish Spray? And what should I use now?Updated 17 days ago
Let’s clean this up!
Yes, the original foaming Universal Dish Spray has been discontinued, but we’ve levelled up with two specialised products that offer even more cleaning power!
🧼 Dishwashing Liquid
If you’re after a swap for your dish wand or traditional in-sink detergent, this is your go-to.
- Thicker and more concentrated than Dish Spray
- Designed for in-sink dishwashing and dishwands
- Doesn’t foam - but suds to cut through grime and lasts longer
- Perfect for everyday dishes and cookware
💡 Best for: classic dish duty, morning to night.
✨ Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner (for that foaming, extra-degreasy clean)
This spray feels a lot like Universal Dish Spray - and yes, you can use it on your dishes too.
- Foams like the OG Dish Spray
- Packed with enzymes for extra grease-busting power
- Designed for kitchen surfaces AND dishwashing
- Just give your dishes a rinse after spraying
💡 Best for: baked-on grime, greasy pans, and stovetops - or whenever your dishes need some serious backup.
🧽 So which one should I try?
Task | Try This |
---|---|
Washing dishes in the sink | ✅ Dishwashing Liquid & Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner |
Filling up your dishwand | ✅ Dishwashing Liquid |
Everyday sink scrub | ✅ Dishwashing Liquid |
Extra greasy pots and pans? | ✅ Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner |
Degreasing the stovetop or tiles | ✅ Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner |
Want that foaming action? | ✅ Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner |
Need a sink full of bubbles? 🫧 | ✅ Dishwashing Liquid |
Why did we make the change?
You asked for:
- A more powerful product for dishwashing ➡️ Dishwashing Liquid
- A deeper degreaser with foaming power ➡️ Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner
Now you’ve got both for a cleaner home and fewer compromises 💥
TL;DR?
- Universal Dish Spray is discontinued
- Try Dishwashing Liquid for everyday dishwashing
- Try Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner for greasy dishes and kitchen surfaces
- Both are dish-safe - just rinse after using the Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner. Well, rinse both, actually.