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Gluten-free dish detergent?

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Ga3 Rookie
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I'm new to the gluten-free life.  I was wondering - is there a gluten-free dish detergent?

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cyclinglady Grand Master
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Not really necessary unless you plan on eating it.  I would be more concerned with hand lotions or shampoos (greater chance of swallowing).  Gluten must be ingested to activate celiac disease.  

Ennis-TX Grand Master
Ennis-TX
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Never heard of gluten in dish soap, but going to be honest. Ever since I removed all gluten, dairy from my house, and always used foil in baking pans. I think this might also do with I wash right after using something and never have a dirty dish in my sink, but I have not needed a dish soap in 3 years. Stuff just rinses off, then I use a sanitize bleach dip (1-2 caps of bleach in a sink of hot water), and into the dishwasher for the sanitize function requirement. Not sure what it was in old food preps that used to stick to dishes but with my current diet and cooking nothing sticks to anything.

I do have a bottle of Mrs, Myers soap next to my sink and I use Finish dish tabs in my dishwasher.

ravenwoodglass Mentor
ravenwoodglass
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Welcome to the board. I am very sensitive and have used Dawn and Palmolive since diagnosis and have had no issues. Do check out the Newbie 101 thread at the top of the Coping section for a lot of good info and do feeel free to ask any other questions you need. I hope you heal quickly.

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Thank you all for your help!

Victoria1234 Experienced
Victoria1234
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We use Dawn for handwashing and the generic dishwasher soap (comes in a green bottle with yellow lid, forget what knock off brand it is??) and I think I've been doing fine :) 

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