Pour dishwashing liquid into an ice cube tray, filling each compartment about ¾ full.
Cover the tray with plastic wrap or a freezer-safe lid to prevent contamination.
Place the tray in the freezer and allow the liquid to freeze completely (usually 3–4 hours).
Once frozen, pop the cubes out and store them in a freezer-safe bag or container for easy access.
Tips for Using Frozen Dishwashing Liquid
For Tough Grease: Drop a frozen cube directly into a pot of hot water to help loosen stubborn grease.
Small Loads: Use one cube for washing a few dishes without overusing liquid.
Other Cleaning Tasks: Frozen cubes can also be used to pre-treat sinks, countertops, or even bathroom surfaces.
Final Thoughts
Freezing dishwashing liquid is an easy, practical trick that can save money, reduce waste, and make cleaning more convenient. By creating frozen portions, you always have the right amount ready for any task, and your liquid stays fresh longer. It’s a simple kitchen hack that makes life a little easier!
