How much soap do you use for an average load?
629984
I usually use 1 half a scoop or a little more, i hardly use the whole scoop.
629985
I use a full scoop (one of those scoops that come with it). I have een using this Amway soap for over 20 years. I started using it when I found out one of my children was allergic to most soaps, except Amway! Would highly recommend it!
1145214
You do not need to let the soap nuts dry or rest in between loads. I wash 6-8 loads in a row. The soap nuts need to be wet to work properly.
23040
Damn that is hard to say cause I'm still using it. It's a normal sized soap and I shave every other day. I'm not even half way done yet and I've shaved 15 times now.
1767748
I have used this product to make soap, but be careful with your ratios. I made it a bit too weak to start out with.
669267
It's been a year since I bought the product and I don't recall how much soap came with it. The dispenser is great. You just have to remember to turn it back on after you charge it.
377536
I mixed 2 oz per gallon with some liquid soap for briar. Worked well. Just slow. Took about two weeks or so.
308352
NO . Foaming soap is only 1/3 soap 2/3 water mix an air . You need a lot of PSI as far as I know only a hand pump will do that . push an push .
1066527
I always err on the side of too little detergent/soap because I do not want residue left in my fabric, I am washing in a front loading machine, and it takes less as well. Usually I am washing a full size quilt and I use about 1 1/2 teapsoonfuls of Orvus--I love it because it is so mild. If I do not think it was enough, I can always rewash the quilt a second time.
102683
Scoop comes with soap and one uses a scoop full for a regular load of clothes. Thus, I think a teaspoon full would be enough. Guess you would just need to try and adjust. This is a low sudsing product! Hope this helps!
2280235
When full with a combination of soap concentrate and water, it holds about 12 ounces. Seems to last a long time because it dispenses air with the bottle contents, and also allows you to soap up your hands before having to wet them.
1017572
I use between 3-4. I have found that this product requires a LOT to lather on its own. I have found if I pre-wash with a different shampoo first, I can use less of this product and still get a good lather. Still its frustrating that the bottle is so small and on its own you'd have to use so much of it. It ain't cheap!
653131
I make my own laundry detergent with 1 bar of Ivory Soap, 1 cup borax, 1 cup washing soda. Heat the soap, blend it into a powder, then mix in remaining ingredients. Use 1-2 TBSP per load. It works great is super cheap!
2015489
Yes, just more for your money. Use a foaming soap dispenser for more control and less spillage. ;)
788575
i'd say about a gallon per hour under a load, mine was stolen before i had a chance to use it much
248818
I can't tell you specifically....but I do daycare with 6 to 7 kids every day that use the soap, and 2 adults. It lasts between 4 and 5 weeks for us. It works great for daycare so the kids can get their own soap, but only dispenses so much and not wasted.
1495264
I've done that and it's worked out ok. I'd be very careful with what you use. You do not want too much soap. Less is better. Also important - cleaning of the machine afterwards.
1019014
I think about a quart. I cut it up and melted it in a quart sized mason jar in a boiling pot of water. I didn't really pay attention to how much liquid it made, but I think I filled the jar twice and when melted was half a jar. This soap melts pretty quickly and is easy to work with.