how much and what kind of soap does one use per gallon of water or wash load?
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any detergent you like and it's one teaspoon or one tablespoon. I have one but it started leaking and now doesn't spin. Was the best thing for me. Trying to find me another one.
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I make my own laundry soap. I'm chemical sensitive soooo. Here is my recipe. 16 cups baking soda, 12 cups washing soda, 8 cups grated Castile or soap flakes. Combine all ingredients (add essential oil) if you want. Mix with a whisk. Use 1/8 of a cup. This recipe is enough for a family of 4 for a year. Good luck!
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A minimal amount of soap with water works fine after each use, followed by rinses with hot water. If you go a couple of fills without cleaning it, then I would suggest using straight vinegar. The follow with a few rinses of hot water.
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I,m not sure even with modifications whether the pumping mechanism would have the strength to pump soap that distance. Not sure why you think the container is small and why you would need a gallon container of soap. I filled the factory container with dish soap and it took 3/4 of a full kitchen soap container, roughly 20 ounces, which in my opinion would last a long time.
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I buy all my soap from Acadia Soap, a company that has a great on-line store, and one that uses no unnecessary ingredients in any of their soaps. I suggest you try them. I make a laundry soap using their straight lye soap, washing soda and borax, and my clothes sparkle.
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You can use almost any hand soap. I normally get the EQUATE CLEAR HAND SOAP from Walmart which works extremely well with the Simplehuman Sensor Pump and it only cost around $4.00-4.50 for a 56 Fl Oz bottle.
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Directions state: 1 cup to 1 gallon of water for a foot bath or 4 cups to a tub full. So, do the math.
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I used a little bit more than the previous person. I'd use about a 1/2 cup per gallon and 2-4 oz per load of laundry (1 or so for small loads, 3 for larger loads and really dirty items).
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One gallon water, one cup castor oil, one cup Dawn dishwashing detergent. You can substitute for Dawn, but I like it best.
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I would use no more than 2 tbsp per gallon of water. If needed increase to 3 for bad infestations
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Mild soap. I also pour out the excess water not utilized so the interior is easier to keep clean.
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I use regular hand soap . Very economical. Especially good for young kids. I love mine.
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There is a halfway mark for the soap. I do half of that for a full load. I use a HE washer. Anything more and it develops stink issues from detergent build up.
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It depends. For delicate things I use hand soap, but for my ink pens I use warm water with a few drops of detergent.
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I think the type of water would matter more than the soap. With that said, there will be some water spots if you do not dry. I live in South Florida and use a hose. We have nice water.
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on your soap container for you pressure washer I would try 3 oz first then fill the rest with water it all depends how big a vehicle you haveI use a soap Gun and use 3 oz on a 2012 Prius it gives a coating of foam all over my car, then leave it on for 5 mins before rinsing off hope this helps Limeyde
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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.