Can you use most common detergents or Tide pellets? Any recommended products?
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You can use Tide pellets but I use from reading best products Wisk HE and Tide booster pellets (different from normal pellets)
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I use Rockin Green detergent. We have softened water, so I use the Soft Rock. I also use the Funk Rock soak. My sister recommended OxyClean for bad stains and now I use that sometimes too. I've had my diapers in use for a year, but she's had hers 4 years - she's on the second baby.
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Yes, the washer photo on the package confirms it, I have used these and highly recommend them, I switched from the Tide pods back to my favorite detergent.
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There isn't anything else you can use. Why would you? The pellets work great. Use nothing else when you use breeze system it is easy.
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I use Tide Sport to wash all my running clothes and it works great. I'm not sure that the detergent makes a huge difference. I would agree with the last answer about making sure to air dry them though, and not put them in the dryer. The heat can eventually break down the spandex fibers.
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Cheryl, Plain old soap and water will do the trick. And I'd use a paper towel when doing the washing. As for detergent; nothing fancy is needed. The active in this bait is so mild and vulnerable any detergent will kill it and when mixed with water? The net result will dilute the bait to a harmless derivative that can safely be thrown away in the trash. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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I have used laundry detergent but it does not rinse well. This product cleans better and rinses well. Also deodorizes very well.
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I have the same and have had no problems using this product. I just put a scoop or two right in the barrel before adding laundry.
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Definitely not to be used in replacement for a detergent. I have really hard water too (Florida) and use it as a booster. It says it does act as a water softener. I also use a fabric softener (liquid) and notice a difference. For the price, I say try it out & see. Worst case if you don't notice a difference, you haven't lost much money. And it can also be used as a household cleaner if you don't notice a difference. The box has a ton of instructions for use on it. Hope that helps!
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On Pintrest there is something called Mom's super laundry sauce. The recipe calls for this, borax and Fels Naptha laundry bar. I have not used this alone, only in the bar and as a booster for Tide.
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contains all natural washing soda, sodium silicate and coconut oil based detergents. for more information go to www.charliesoap.com
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I do prefer using the Hoover Professional carpet cleaner. It gets out everything! I have tried Tide in the past, but if you use too much of any laundry detergent, you get too many suds and its hard to get that all out. Try it and see for yourself. Just use a good quality detergent. Awesome Carpet Cleaner for spots truly is Awesome, and only $1 at Big Lots. I am never without that. I hope I was of help.
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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 put the cap washing aid in the washing machine, on delicate or gentle cycle. I used Tide for clothes, in cold water. In the dishwasher you can only use hot water. Use only dishwashing detergent in the dishwasher. That is why I used the washing machine, so I could use cold water and Tide. I only wash the caps by themselves.
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I used a nursery store bought surfactant. With the price of the sedgehammer I wasn't going to cut corners at that point. Using a dedicated surfactant has brought good results.
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I use regular laundry detergent, no fabric softener or bleach. The fabric softener would act as a barrier for absorption. The tag on the pads say to machine wash and tumble dry.
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I use about 3/4 of the small plastic cap per load added to my laundry detergent. This product really seems to help with our allergies. I use it when washing sheets and all bedding.