Our tests found that dish soaps from Dawn and Seventh Generation cut through grease easily, even in cold water.
Researchers at North Carolina State University found that dish soaps with high surfactant levels are most effective at cutting through grease.
Good Housekeeping's top picks for dish soaps that cut through grease include Palmolive and Method, both of which are gentle on hands.
The EPA recommends using eco-friendly dish soaps that are free of phosphates and other harsh chemicals, such as those from Ecover and Dr. Bronner's.
The Wirecutter's review of dish soaps found that Cascade and Joy are top performers when it comes to cutting through grease, even in hard water.
The Kitchn's guide to choosing the right dish soap recommends considering factors such as grease-cutting ability, scent, and eco-friendliness.
This online tool allows users to compare the grease-cutting abilities of different dish soaps, including those from major brands and eco-friendly options.
This video from a cleaning expert on YouTube demonstrates how to use dish soap to cut through tough grease and grime on dishes and surfaces.