Pril Kraft-Gel Geschirrspülmittel 675ml - 675 ml Bottle

Pril Kraft-Gel Geschirrspülmittel 675ml comes in a 675 ml bottle and uses a concentrated hand-dishwashing formula. Henkel says Pril launched in 1951 and still sits in its dishwashing line.

What The Bottle States

Henkel's Pril page says the brand is known in other countries as Nelsen, Mir, Per, and Pur, which places the name in a wider international line of dishwashing products.Pril page

The German product article names the 675 ml fill volume, the hand-dishwashing use case, and surfactant ranges of 5-15% anionic surfactants and less than 5% nonionic and amphoteric surfactants.Formula details

That same article gives a dosage guide of about 3 ml on 5 liters of water for normal soil, which is the number that frames the gel's concentrated profile in the sink.Dosage guidance

Henkel In North America

Henkel North America lists Rocky Hill, Connecticut, as its regional headquarters and gives Henkel Corporation locations in Rocky Hill and Stamford, both in Connecticut.North America locations

For U.S. readers, that matters as the documented American corporate base for Henkel's regional operations, even though the Pril page itself centers on the German dishwashing brand history.

Where It Fits

Pril Kraft-Gel sits in concentrated hand dishwashing liquid, not automatic dishwasher tablets. The 675 ml bottle, 3 ml dosage guide, and surfactant ranges point to a product built for manual sink washing rather than machine dosing.

Bottom Line For Sink Use

For households that want a concentrated hand dishwashing liquid, the product's defined 675 ml size and low-use dosage are the key numbers. The Pril name stays tied to Henkel's dishwashing portfolio, and the formula numbers give the clearest snapshot of what is inside the bottle.