Can you use detergent
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I use CleanAway, which is a detergent based pet cleaner and deoderizer. I also add some fabric softner as the soap left in the rug tends to bring the spot back quicker. The softener cuts the detergent. Can also use vinegar as the softener. Hope this helps
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I wouldn't no........what they sell for the machine isn't that expensive.I guess it's how much you care about the machine and your carpet.
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Have not tried it but would advise against as many leave a residue. There recommended Bissel solution lasts a long time as not more that a 1/2 cup is needed for each full tank of water.
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I have used several concentrated products for cleaning from Sams Club based on the stain issue. Would not recommend "foamy" types of cleaners. I have used lysol, fabulosa, oxy orange, purple power
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No, you would just want to wash them just like you would any other laundry. Some websites suggest using certain types of detergent, but in the end it doesn't affect the absorbency.
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If your cleaner has a separate water and detergent reservoirs, there is no mixing needed. Just pour strait into the detergent side. If only one reservoir then follow the directions on the bottle.
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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!
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Yes it is a liquid and can be used in dishwashers that call for liquid detergent.
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In the most of the cleaning procedure, You can use only water, but, if the item you want to clean is very cloght it's possible use a soft liquid soap, but the final cleaning sould be only water
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Yes the mops are made to be easily thrown in the washer and dryer with the rest of your laundry. Yes you can use detergent and also when you need more mops please email parts@pyleaudio.com and they will get you more mops.
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Yes you can but the clothes will not get as clean as the traditional laundry detergent. Dettol is not a strong antiseptic as Hexol.
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I am new to HE washers and have looked up this question online. Most sites say NO because regular detergents produce lots of suds; HE detergents clean with little water. If you use regular detergent your clothes will be sitting in a lather of suds. You can damage your washer when the high amount of soapy suds try to drain. Look it up yourself and see. I would tend to believe it. Frankly, you use a very little amount of the new detergents so it's not like they're just trying to make us buy more detergent.
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It probably can. I use it with water and detergent. I've had to replace the front control panel twice, however the company sent the new control panels at no cost. Not the best quality machine, but cheap.
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I have used it separately because it said it is laundry detergent. I will say it is not meant for cleaning so much. I use it for my bedding and for my towels and washcloths. I've come full circle. I use the standard detergent first and the allergen last.
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I've used a rag with a little bit of laundry detergent. Worked pretty good. Kept it out of reach from the little guy until it dried.
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No detergent is chemical free, that would be impossible. And you wash clothing in water which is a chemical as well.
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Yes. I just wash with detergent and warm water, rinse with clean water, and dry.
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Yes But don't use dishwasher detergent that contains citrus ie lemon or lime
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YOu can use any kind. I would ditch the All paks and go with A&H liquid or Tide. I use both in mine and clothes come out clean.
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I don't usually, however, sometimes when I am washing a heavily soiled item such as a throw rug or very muddy jeans, I will use some regular detergent and then put in Nellie's as well.