Is it 1 Tablespoon per load for top loaders or HE front loaders? Just making sure!
1414773
i have an he machine and i use 1T per load; i'm not sure about top loaders, but the company is very good about answering inquiries
1414774
I've been using 1 1/2 tablespoons for my he front loader but I could probably get away with 1.
1414775
I use one TBL per load in top loaders unless the stuff is very dirty. You will think its not enough soap because it's low sudsing but it is enough. The only front loader I ever used it on was a 3- load washer and I used 2 tablespoons and it sudsed like crazy.
1414776
Hi yes. It comes with a scoop. Sometimes I use less or more depending on the wash. I also have a HE front loader. I don't use fabric softner anymore either. My mom stopped by last night for more. She loves it too!
1414777
Absolutely NOT! A few table spoons of anything won't clean the DIRTIEST laundry you'll ever do. Save yourself some time and buy some powdered Tide or Gain. If it's marketed towards cloth diapers, it's a weak detergent with tons of water softeners. If you used the correct amount of this stuff, it'd be cost prohibitive. Plus babies are getting chemical burns from this stuff!
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I use just about fill the included scoop (which is 1 tbsp.) in my HE frontloader, so I get about 80 loads laundry from each container. I put five containers on subscribe and save for delivery every five months to get 20% off (I use about one container a month, we do about 20 loads a laundry a week, with my large family.) I am going to experiment with using less to see if clothes still get as clean.
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High Efficiency washers are the front loader type. They tumble the clothes in water and use less water than the top loaders. Top loaders fill the washer with water and must cover the top of the clothes. The agitator then continually forces clothes to the bottom. These use more water than high efficiency washers.
1278822
I'm not sure. I ordered it and had to return it. I thought it was a bottom loader and it isn't.
301625
Maybe a mistake was made or possibly a substitution from the seller. I would contact the seller and ask them. When I ordered my 4 pack of Ultra Pro top loaders I received exactly what I ordered...
1834142
I have a top loader with a fabric softener compartment, and that's what I do. I'm sure it's the same.
1540153
One large load per bag is about it. I have a large washer too and once the bag is bulging and to the top, it's 1 load.
591420
Less to go wrong with a tray loader. A slot is easier to use. Both are pretty reliable. Me-I like the slot loader.
122330
Yes, you need to adjust how much the screw sticks out, the ultimate loader is cheap, buy a second one, that way you don't need to adjust
1171332
Lol. Just refrain all together. You need quite a few cases or maybe a few 18wheeler loads ;)
1075707
Yes, this works for HE front loaders. Just a heads-up, though, it's sort of a pain to pour out the detergent from this size bottle. You have to rinse out the clear cup after every use since remnants can't drip back down into the detergent reservoir as in a normal bottle.
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I have a large front loader as well. For a full load I use a slightly heaped scoop and about a quarter scoop in the pre wash compartment. It has always worked well for me!
2053676
For a large load I would not use more than 1/4 of a cap full. It is not officially an "he" detergent so just experiment with it until you find the right amount. Good luck.
503693
I use them in mine, you just toss them directly in drum with the clothes and not the dispenser. I only use just enough to cover the bottom the measuring cap because I don't like to add too much of anything to front loaders and it works out great. The smell is wonderful and lasts.
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I use mine specifically for washing cloth diapers. I use pocket diapers and prefolds. I usually use about half a scoop or a little over half a scoop. I have a he front loader. I still would say probably so far I have gotten 50 loads and still have about one third of the box left. I hope that helps.
994105
I use it in my HE top loader. I dilute 1/4 cup bluette with 3/4 cup of water, mix separately to dilute and then gradually add to water dispenser as it fills the cycle.
1996554
There should have been a scoop in the box, it's about 2 heaping Tablespoons per load. Maybe you'll find the scoop half way through the box;-)
1307392
One packet is fine or if you use bulk yeast you should use 2 1/4 teaspoons for the recipe. I use the bulk and that is what I used and it was wonderful.