Dawn Power Dissolver - It's Official

[Jeff Friend]

Dawn Power Dissolver contains sodium hydroxide.  Here is a list of the ingredients.

http://www.pg.com/productsafety/ingredients/household_care/dish_washing/Dawn/Dawn_Power_Dissolver.pdf

I also found an older MSDS that lists NaOH.  Its pH is about 13, making it a corrosive liquid, so the transportation section of the MSDS also lists NaOH.

I found a Material Safety Data Sheet for P&G Professional DPD, so maybe they are going to continue to market it that way.

[Valerie Johnson]

Dawn Power Dissolver was marketed for a short while as Dawn Grill Cleaner but that too has been discontinued it would seem.It came in the same Blue bottle just a different label. It was then remarketted as Dawn Professional Power Dissolver (White Bottle)and you can find it online at some locations but the price is ridiculous.

[Harry Riva]

You can find Dawn Professional Power Dissolve for $60 for a case of 6 one quart bottles. I just bought one.
Harry

[Cheryl Watson]

Yes, for now.  And they dropped the price a bit in the past few weeks.  I have stockpiled 2 cases. 

[Paul Okarma]

Looks like a product in search of a market.  Wouldn't want to be the P&G marketing manager for that one.  :)