Is it possible to use this detergent with HE washers? thank you
177936
Yes, you can, and it says so right on the label... look at the bottom right next to where it says 4X (for it's concentration)... it says for use with HE as well as conventional washers... ! Hope this helps!!
177937
Yes, the bottle states for HE or conventional machines. We have been using it for over a year in an HE machine and are quite satisfied with it.
177938
Yes it does says so on the front - that this detergent is for HE and conventional machines.
177939
I have maytag dont have answer for you, I would suggest yes, but up to Manufactures recommendation.
177940
I used it in mine and it didn't over sud. The amount used is so small compared to other brands
2048917
yes, I have used this in the past with the same cleaner as you. No problem!
1325776
I use it in my HE machine and it works great. Only use an ounce per wash. In a reg machine it will just take more due to extra water.
1325775
You can use in any type washing machine, even hand washing. Just us appropriate amount. You don't want to use more than what u need. My suggestion is putting Tyler wash while agitator is in motion.
1296180
Yes, the washer photo on the package confirms it, I have used these and highly recommend them, I switched from the Tide pods back to my favorite detergent.
226715
Yes you can but you can't use detergent at same time as the ball. If you have stains, use stain remover or add OxyClean type product to the washer.
1844071
I don't think it can, I would recommend either regular dish soap or laundry detergent and water. I have Kirkland brand laundry detergent from Costco. Hope this helps.
469942
Yes! The bottle lists a recommended amount for HE washers - just 2 tablespoons (1/8 cup) for a load. I use it regularly in my HE washer and it works great.
1402364
I don't understand "he" machines...however this is compatible with most washing machines...I would use a little bit as a test run....it is great with grease stains....it is also a component for when u want to make your own powder detergent......I hope this was helpful
1396279
It comes in a powder, so if you have one of those washers where you can only put liquid detergent in it, to be funneled in via a tube to be squirted into your wash, you would not put it in there, as it could clump and clog the line. I just lightly sprinkle it on the clothes, themselves, directly, so I'd imagine you could do the same kind of thing in any washer.
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I just purchased and installed the WM2016CW washer. As a complete newb to the front-loader universe, I set out to run the first load of laundry. I was rewarded with water and suds all over the floor. I called customer service in a panic and the rep told me I probably added too much detergent. Fair enough. Crisis averted. She then went on to lecture me that the WM2016CW is not meant to be used with liquid detergent (even if it's HE). She said it should only use powdered detergent. I referred her to the manual and LG's own website which explicitly state that you can use either in the machine. I'm not sure who to believe, but according to at least one LG customer service rep, the detergent of choice should be powdered.
1565487
Depends on the type of washer as to how much. If using powder detergent powder would be better.
995983
Yes you can was them with this model. I use about 1/3 cup of oxyclean though I'm sure any laundry detergent would work. You can then just take it out of the washer and use the stainless basket to spin out any excess water. It works great, though you can also buy inexpensive replacement heads from the seller.
1256248
Chris, we use the same detergent we always did, but it was already "he" high efficiency. Most are these days, just look for the "he" on the bottle of both detergent and Softner
1916641
I would think no, they're wrapped in plastic. Also, the washer is going to use just as much water even if it's only half full so the detergent would be too diluted.
2183818
I thought to try that, but my washer will not 'fill' unless there are clothes PRESENT in the drum...so there is no way to pre-dissolve or I would do that! You would not have believed what a mess my last load of darks was. I am wondering if I need to do 'extra rinse'...seems like a waste of water there.
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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.