How do you get the fabric softener to run out
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A water jet should come on during the last rinse cycle and push the softener.
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Yes, I've had mine for about three years and it still works. Just don't dry or use fabric softener.
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Don't know about instructions. Just be aware that a small amount of detergent is enough. Two or three small pieces of clothing is plenty. A five gallon paint bucket is fine. Just agitate to your hearts content. Use lots of water for rinsing. A little fabric softener in the final rinse works ok. One item at a time is ideal but not water wise. It works in a pinch but no blankets and sheets.
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I use dreft detergent and always wash on the gentle cycle. It keeps getting softer but not stretched and no stains dreft couldn't take care of :)
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Just throw thwm in with your other sheets. Hot water, soap & bleach if u want. And I also use fabric Softener.
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Naturoli soap nuts work great. Just like regular detergent, you must use the same additives you would normally use, such as oxi clean, bleach etc. the only product I no longer use is fabric softner. For clingy fabrics such as slips, I give them a good shake and they're fine although a dryer sheet can be used.
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I have to put in for 5 min. I tried at 2 min intervals. And with the timer it don't want to dry at all.
18969
Carefully use a paper clip or similar instrument to pull the tiny little washer out. And ONLY the tiny little washer. It might take a little while, just be patient.
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Hi Arnold - I probably won't be of much help since I bought this for my newphew for Christmas and haven't personally used it. But since I do use items like that at my house, I wash items like that in warm water (don't use fabric softeners) and I don't put my items in the dryer. If my nephew has used it, I'm sure he didn't give much thought on washing instructions lol! Good luck!
2015476
Good morning. There is the old fashion way to cean the boiler with a 50/50 mix of water and vinegar.(Natural) The other possibility is going to the next drug store or supermarket and get a bottle of softening agent(chemical)
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I just wash them in the washing machine in hot water with normal detergent and dry them in the dryer without fabric softener. I use them in the kitchen for everything, including fine straining, hence not using fabric softener. IF they get really greasy, you can throw a cupful of vinegar into the washer with them.
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I use regular laundry detergent, no fabric softener or bleach. The fabric softener would act as a barrier for absorption. The tag on the pads say to machine wash and tumble dry.
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Yes, just don't use any fabric softener. Most of the time I just wash it in the sink with soap, rinse and let dry.
72147
Sorry, I have no hints except throw it out. I don't like this product. Does not clean the clothes.
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I have a HE washer so here's my recipe. I combine in an old 64 oz jug from juice etc. 1 1/4 c Sal Suds, 1 c baking soda, and the rest water. Add the water and baking soda first leaving room for the Sal Suds otherwise it will foam up when attempting to fill it up with water. Then just turn it upside down a few times throughout the day and you'll notice the baking soda disappears. it seems to all congeal somewhat. I then pour in enough to fill up the soap dispenser and add vinegar to the rinse cup. Been washing clothes like this for years. Doesn't fade colors and has been safe for all types of fabrics. Clothes do not have a strong fragrance after drying; they are just clean. I have a HE washer so here's my recipe. I combine in an old 64 oz jug from juice etc. 1 1/4 c Sal Suds, 1 c baking soda, and the rest water. Add the water and baking soda first leaving room for the Sal Suds otherwise it will foam up when attempting to fill it up with water. Then just turn it upside down a few times throughout the day and you'll notice the baking soda disappears. it seems to all congeal somewhat. I then pour in enough to fill up the soap dispenser and add vinegar to the rinse cup. Been washing clothes like this for years. Doesn't fade colors and has been safe for all types... » Read More I have a HE washer so here's my recipe. I combine in an old 64 oz jug from juice etc. 1 1/4 c Sal Suds, 1 c baking soda, and the rest water. Add the water and baking soda first leaving room for the Sal Suds otherwise it will foam up when attempting to fill it up with water. Then just turn it upside down a few times throughout the day and you'll notice the baking soda disappears. it seems to all congeal somewhat. I then pour in enough to fill up the soap dispenser and add vinegar to the rinse cup. Been washing clothes like this for years. Doesn't fade colors and has been safe for all types of fabrics. Clothes do not have a strong fragrance after drying; they are just clean. « Show Less
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It's your fabric softner. When you wash your clothes next time, add 1/2 cup of vinegar in place of liquid fabric softner. You might have to do this a few times. I had this problem mostly with bathroom towels because I love them soft and fluffy, but the problem was too much of a build up on them. The vinegar will also wash your washer of any buildup. Good luck!
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They go right in the washing machine, on hot, with sheets & towels. No fabric softener, but oxyclean. Hang to dry, athough they're pretty much dry after the cycle's done. Hope that helps! I am very happy with these.