Atomy’s Korean Red Apple dish-detergent page gives a standard concentration of 0.67 mL of cleaner per litre of water. The bottle’s own 1 L contents and the dilution’s 1 L of water are different quantities.
| Water | Cleaner at the stated concentration |
|---|---|
| 1 L | 0.67 mL |
| 2 L | 1.34 mL |
| 3 L | 2.01 mL |
| 5 L | 3.35 mL |
Multiply litres of water by 0.67 to obtain millilitres of cleaner. These are proportional calculations from the label, not a new cleaning-performance test.
Why this is not a pump-count instruction
Without a verified output per pump, 0.67 mL cannot be labelled “exactly one press.” A full press and a partial press may dispense different quantities, and an ordinary spoon is not necessarily a suitable measure for this small amount.
Use an appropriate dedicated measuring tool and follow the product instructions. Do not increase the concentration merely because the quantity is inconvenient to estimate.
Produce and dishes have different directions
The Korean page describes diluting the product in water for fruit and vegetables. It instructs rinsing produce under running water suitable for drinking for at least 30 seconds, and says not to leave produce in the detergent for five minutes or longer.
For dishes, it separately describes applying a small amount to a washing sponge, washing and rinsing thoroughly. Do not transfer a soaking time from one task to another.
These are directions for this specific Korean product. They are not advice to wash food with an arbitrary household dish soap in another country.
Finish with the precautions
Do not mix this cleaner with other products or use it for children’s bubble play. Follow the label’s skin-contact precautions and use gloves where appropriate. Keep it securely closed and away from children.
An apple fragrance or plant-derived ingredient description does not make a cleaning product edible. If an exposure occurs, use the product’s first-aid instructions and seek appropriate medical help.
The useful calculation connects water quantity, cleaner quantity and the correct washing-and-rinsing method. A memorable but unverified number of pump presses does not replace those steps.
Source note
Korean standard concentration and use instructions checked September 7, 2026.