How much detergent is needed for each load if there is no scoop in the box?
1996552
There was a scoop in the box I purchased; it may have shifted to the bottom during shipping. And I use two scoops for a super large load. Things get clean but there are no children in this household.
1996553
I am about to buy this, so I have no experience with it, just with other 7th Gen products, but it occurred to me that if finding the scoop is a general problem, I would save the scoop from a previous box.
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;-)
1996555
The bottom of the scoop says 47 cc, which translates to .20 of a cup. I checked with my measuring cup, and it is just shy of a full 1/4 cup. I imagine if you use a scant 1/4 cup it will be close enough! Hope this helps! Good luck...bet you find the missing scoop near the bottom of the box!
120560
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!
1745229
Its requires 6 quarts / 1.5 gallons on a full load. I've never tried using powder detergent yet so I don't know.
123982
I have an HE top loader; all you have to do is measure out about 1/4 cup and put it directly into the drum of your machine. Add your clothes and laundry soap as usual &#128522;
2252001
It comes with a measuring spoon and instructions but I used about a half scoop. The washer repair man told us a few years back you need about a tablespoon. My clothes always came out clean and no residual dirt.
495462
Probably 15 soaks using 2 teaspoons/soak... Possibly more, I've only used it three times so far, and there's plenty more with heaped scoops.So worth while!
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!
761925
Yes. You will use one level scoop for regular machines, and a half scoop for HE machines. (A scoop comes within each box). With a regular machine, one box of the detergent will yield 80 loads, whereas you will get 160 loads with a HE machine.
2209284
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).
113436
No, there was not a scoop provided. Besides, I don't think you need a scoop since the serving size is 3/4 teaspoon.
859940
Our litter box is approx. 13"x18" and one 18 lb. bag is not enough to fill the box so that the urine does not go right through to the bottom. The one bag put 2 inches of litter in the box. I think 3 inches is better (for scooping ease), so I use one and a half of the 18 lb. bags when I'm doing a complete litter change. Every few days, I add more of the litter. My cat requires that I scoop his box at least four times a day, so I do go through the litter fairly quickly.
102683
Scoop comes with soap and one uses a scoop full for a regular load of clothes. Thus, I think a teaspoon full would be enough. Guess you would just need to try and adjust. This is a low sudsing product! Hope this helps!
667484
I have no idea, SuziCat. Sometimes I use 2 scoops, and sometimes I use more, depending on the size of the load, and how dirty it is.
2252000
I always use the full scoop. Thought, I suppose you could cut back and experiment with less detergent.
180810
It does not come with a scoop. I had to look up equivient measurement online to figure out how much I needed to take. Good product though!
349864
Use 1/4 to 1/2 cup. Depends on how big a load. Can also pre-soak. Will do 10-12 loads at using 1/2 cup. Directions is on back of box.
2109846
You use 1 Tablespoon per load. I've had my bucket for nearly a year, and have only gone through half doing 6-8 loads/week. This is by far the best value I've ever seen, and with Charlie's Laundry Booster, you no longer need fabric softener, saving even more.