Do I add detergent if I want to run it with a white load? I use the liquid tide detergent.
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I always add detergent regardless of the color of the load. I really like the product and my washer does not smell
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I did not use this with detergent. I followed the directions on the bottle.
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I always add detergent regardless of the color of the load.I really like the product and my washer does not smell
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I use one TBL per load in top loaders unless the stuff is very dirty. You will think its not enough soap because it's low sudsing but it is enough. The only front loader I ever used it on was a 3- load washer and I used 2 tablespoons and it sudsed like crazy.
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I have heard there is a recipe for laundry detergent you can make with Dr. Bronners and washing soda and a few other things - I do not have the recipe - could you Google it? I know it makes a ton and is very cheap - a friend gave me a jug - it worked great.
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Use it without detergent if you are treating clean clothes. I usually take all my long sleeve cotton jerseys and treat them with SunGuard before the start of the summer. Doing it that way there's no need for detergent. But if you are taking and treating a mixed load and need detergent for some of the items, you'd use both.
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I use a capful and put it in when I put ion the detergent. I use it when I wash our sheets.
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I don't think the brand of detergent would matter, but I use Clorox for Colors Bleach to help keep mine white.
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It depends on the level and fabric of clothes. If a full load in this machine of knits such as tee shirts and light knit pants, use about one third of liguid detergent described f for full load in regular washing machine. Liguid seems to desolve better and faster. Very similar to regular machine for choice of detergent. ( While draining from wash,and almost empty, take hand held shower and run through the clothes for a few minutes). Then, replace drain and fill and rinse cycle as usual.. This is one handy machine..
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If the washer is out of warranty or you don't care if the washer company might make a big deal of using a non-HE detergent, just keep using it. Don't use more than you need or you'll get sudsing that'll reduce the effectiveness of the cleaning. I've been using this in my last two front loaders that recommend HE detergents with no problems. I never use more than the first line on the cup for even large loads. If you get excess suds, use less next time.
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There is a halfway mark for the soap. I do half of that for a full load. I use a HE washer. Anything more and it develops stink issues from detergent build up.
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Yes, for the most part. As long as the dish detergent doesn't have any 'solids' in it, you are good to go. You will need to adjust the amount of soap depending on its viscosity.
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Pretty sure you can...I don't think there is any dependency between using the salt and using the detergent. I went for awhile without any salt in my dishwasher and the Somat detergent seemed to work just fine.
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No, absolutely not. Nellie's washing soda is the detergent. If you feel the need to add something, use Nellie's Oxygen Brightener. Both products are all natural. My clothes appear cleaner, feel softer and overall smell much better than the traditional liquid or powder. Plus, it works for my front loader just fine. Hope this helps you.
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Tide Original is the only detergent I have used in the past 25 or so years. They come out fine.
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I used it in mine, but due to the cost of the product I only used a capful with my other detergent. It is plenty to give your whole load the great scent along with the laundry room. I love it!!!
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to expand on your question: i'm now using less than a quarter of a cup in a top loading machine with warm or hot water and will probably cut back some more. i like using real soap flakes rather than detergent but it's expensive.
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Yes you can but it adds a harsh chemical to a less harsh detergent, I believe.
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I don't have a front load washer, but here is what I would do based on the directions. The directions say that you should use White Brite and then use detergent without oxy or bleach afterwards. Since front loaders use less water, I would say you could use maybe 30% less powder and just add it instead of detergent. In my experience, you need to let it soak for about 20-30 minutes (which is what the directions say). What I do (with my top loader) is I open the lid every few minutes for a few minutes. Thus, the 10 minutes of agitation that my washer does with the "heavy" setting turn into 30 minutes. I don't know how your front loader works, but if there is a pause button or some other way of pausing that is what I would do.