It is sudsy. In a HE washer, I use less than recommended. I certaining would not use it in my dishwasher. I do love it and use it all the time to wash floors, clothes, carpets, etc. I also use it (a couple drops of Sal Suds and distilled water) to make an all purpose spray. You could also add a couple drops of essential oil to add a fragrance.

  It IS sudsy, but because of all the natural ingredients, it does not stay sudsy a long time. This is why it's good for the environment--it breaks down quickly. I use it full strength/very concentrated a few squirts per laundry load. I dilute it half strength to use as a house cleaner, for dishes by hand and as a liquid soap in bath and kitchen (esp to wash fruits and veggies). I don't know if it would be too sudsy for automatic dishwashers. One bottle usually lasts me about a month.

  Yes, very! You don't need a lot to get suds and effective cleaning. I use it for dishes - just a little and you will not need to add more for the entire load of dirty dishes. Unlike regular dish liquid, it continues to clean through greasy dishes, pots and pans. I also use it for floors and just about anything. A large bottle goes a long way!

  Yes, sal suds is quite sudsy. It is thick and only takes small amts. I have used this product for years and years and it works well for many cleaning needs. I dilute three squirts in a 240z sprayer for lots of cleaning needs like shower, bathroom, kitchen sink and dishes that need soaking. It's great!

  It does suds some but not like regulat soap. This stuff is super potent and you can use for just about anything. We mix it with water in a spray can as an all purpose cleaner. Cleans mirrors beautifully.

  Very sudsy if you want it to be. Very nice clean pine scent. Very natural and not like Pine Sol at all.

  Yes, it is sudsy. Fabulous cleaner!

  Yes. Like most dishwashing liquids

  Yes. It lathers quite nicely!

  Yes it is nice and sudsy!

  Yes. Nice and sudsy.

  It's a surfactant (soap), not a chemical. So depending upon what you're cleaning it may take some scrubbing or a power washer. It's quite concentrated, so you don't need to use very much. It's biodegradable and will not damage foliage.

  I really have no idea about using it to clean a deck, but from my other experiences with this product, I would say spraying it on and hosing it off might not work well. I would think scrubbing would be best, and have no idea about using it with power washing. I would see if the manufacturer's customer service could answer this question.

  You’ll probably need to spray soak and scrub; it’s effective but not very aggressive in terms of its caustic qualities. It should be safe for the bushes.

  I use it only around the house and to wash my vegetables.