Gain Dish Soap, Honey Berry Hula, 8 fl oz, Wholesale

Transform your daily dishwashing routine into a tropical getaway with the Gain Ultra Clean Honey Berry Hula Scent Liquid Dish Soap Bulk Case. This commercial wholesale pack features 12 individual 8 fl oz (236 ml) retail-ready squeeze bottles. Specially engineered with an advanced, concentrated grease-cutting formula plus a powerful bleach alternative, this dishwashing liquid delivers 1.5X more grease cleaning power per drop compared to standard non-concentrated soaps, lifting away stubborn stuck-on food, oils, and stains seamlessly.

Key Features & Performance Benefits:

• Wholesale Case Value Pack: Includes 12 compact 8 fl oz squeeze bottles per master carton, maximizing shelf space and offering premium profit margins for convenience stores, retailers, and commercial suppliers.
• 1.5X Grease Cleaning Power + Bleach Alternative: Formulated with deep-cleaning agents and a built-in bleach alternative that targets tough kitchen grease and eliminates stubborn food stains without damaging surfaces.
• Exotic Honey Berry Hula Scent: Infuses the sink area with a sweet, vibrant blend of juicy berries and tropical honey notes, transforming kitchen chores with long-lasting freshness.
• Streak-Free Shine: Suds up beautifully to isolate grime and rinses completely away with warm water, leaving glassware, porcelain plates, and stainless steel cookware sparkling clean.
• Ergonomic Non-Slip Grip: The bottle features built-in side contour ridges for a secure hold even with soapy, wet hands, plus a convenient pull-up dispensing cap to limit product waste.

Product Specifications:

Usage Directions & Safety Information:

Apply a small squeeze of Gain Ultra Clean onto a wet sponge, microfiber cloth, or directly into a basin of running warm water. Wash dishes, rinse thoroughly, and air or towel dry. Note: For hand dishwashing only. Do not mix with chlorine bleach products to avoid hazardous fumes. Not for use in automatic dishwashers. Keep out of reach of children. Perfect for high-impulse grocery shelves, dollar stores, vacation rentals, and institutional breakrooms.