How do I lessen the soap dispensed?
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If you have a model with the + and - on the top, just push the - several times to reduce the amount dispensed. You can adjust up or down to suit your usage needs.
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Tapping the + and - buttons increases and decreases the amount of soap dispensed. So, tap the - button several times to limit it to a small squirt of soap. Note: holding down the - button will disable it temporarily (handy for cleaning) -- just tap the + button to turn it back on.
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I just put some water in it and a tiny bit of liquid dish soap and then cover the top with my hand and shake vigorously. Then rinse it out with more water to get the soap out. The liquid soap is probably unnecessary, in all actuality.
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I would suggest a foaming pump. 1/3 soap, 2/3 water. And it works great!! If you are not wanting to buy a foaming pump, then i have heard that you can also mix 1/3 to 2/3 with aloe vera gel for a more soap like consistancy. Hope this helps!
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Liquid soap not needed. You may have the seat rail upside down. Try flipping it over.
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I don't, actually. Not convenient. You detach the business end of the washer wand and the low pressure/high volume flow (garden hose pressure) takes over and dispenses the soap mix. I usually just have a wash bucket with soap and brush, instead.
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I use a soapy wet rag and then rinse the rag and make sure I get any suds left off. Works well
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Not well, look for place near liquid soap spout for softener location. Do you still have machine manual? Perhaps find online.
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the more times U hold your hand under the sensor the more soap you get. When the battery gets low it dispenses on its own without human contact.
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It is possible to leave the suction cup out and try to have gravity set the bottle down. However, I would not advise such an action, it is part of the design due to the pressure you need to push down the pump for the soap. The suction cup keep the bottle in place so you would not fight to get the foamy soap out.
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You should be able to add a couple of drops to your soap recipe. The key is to not use too much because your soap will not set properly.
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I use a funnel and empty into a bottle with plunger. I have already emptied a small bottle of hand liquid soap and used that bottle with that plunger.
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Make sure you mix a bit of water in with the raw soap. If you don't you could clog the pump.
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Just put a little olive oil on it and let it sit; never use soap on it just warm water to clean it
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A dab of Johnson's baby shampoo on a damp cloth and then remove the soap with a rinsed wet cloth. Dry thoroughly and you should be okay.
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I just thought of something else. Cleaning one of the units we have, I forgot to turn on the soap again, and my husband thought it was broken. He did not know that you can turn the unit 'off' by pressing the soap amount dispensed until it shuts off. Might you have done that unawares that it has that feature??
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That's easy. Just take 1 paper towel add a little water squeeze out. Then just wipe out ,then get another dry paper towel wipe out the small wetness. Ta Dah it's cleaned. You can't submerge anything that plugs in to the wall outlet. Everybody knows that. I hope this helps Mihaya. I NEVER use soap or vinegar cause it messes with the flavor of the next thing I might want to grind. I've ground up sugar in the raw to make it powdery.
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The best way I think would be to find a little container that is the perfect size to sit it in between scoops, and when you're ready to clean it, yeah, just dump boiling water into that container and then pour it out outside or in the toilet. Then you dont have to feel gross about it being in a bucket or something, adn also you have somewhere to store it in between. I don't think you really need soap usually boiling water will pull everything off and of course it sanitizes it so why use soap. That's what i do with my current one, and I just wipe the handle with a bleach wipe once in a while (more often). The best way I think would be to find a little container that is the perfect size to sit it in between scoops, and when you're ready to clean it, yeah, just dump boiling water into that container and then pour it out outside or in the toilet. Then you dont have to feel gross about it being in a bucket or something, adn also you have somewhere to store it in between. I don't think you really need soap usually boiling water will pull everything off and of course it sanitizes it so why use soap. That's what i do with my current one, and I just wipe the handle with a bleach wipe once in a while... » Read More The best way I think would be to find a little container that is the perfect size to sit it in between scoops, and when you're ready to clean it, yeah, just dump boiling water into that container and then pour it out outside or in the toilet. Then you dont have to feel gross about it being in a bucket or something, adn also you have somewhere to store it in between. I don't think you really need soap usually boiling water will pull everything off and of course it sanitizes it so why use soap. That's what i do with my current one, and I just wipe the handle with a bleach wipe once in a while (more often). « Show Less