Dish soap is used a lot in professional cleaning espically for dry cleaners. This is because dish soap is excellent at removing oil which is the base of many stains, espically body oils. This is also why some professional housekeepers use dish soap to clean mirrors because most of the white streaks are body oils that were transferred to the surface of the mirror.
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