How many normal sized laundry loads per box?
998782
The box says to use 1/2 cup per load. This product is very dense - 1/2 cup equals approx. 5.5 oz on my digital food scale. The box holds 40 oz - so one box only provides less than 7.5 loads (7.23 loads) and that makes this VERY expensive to use. Unfortunately, I love what it does will continue to use it until I get my own place and can have water softener service again. At this price, each laundry load of Calgon costs me $1.17. I also do dishes by hand, and sprinkle this into the dishtub and it's fantastic! When I have burnt on food in pots or dried on crud on dishes (I live with extreme slobs and I'm the only one who does dishes) a super quick soak in water with Calgon in it is incredibly helpful. The box says to use 1/2 cup per load. This product is very dense - 1/2 cup equals approx. 5.5 oz on my digital food scale. The box holds 40 oz - so one box only provides less than 7.5 loads (7.23 loads) and that makes this VERY expensive to use. Unfortunately, I love what it does will continue to use it until I get my own place and can have water softener service again. At this price, each laundry load of Calgon costs me $1.17. I also do dishes by hand, and sprinkle this into the dishtub and it's fantastic! When I have burnt on food in pots or dried on crud on dishes (I live with extreme... » Read More The box says to use 1/2 cup per load. This product is very dense - 1/2 cup equals approx. 5.5 oz on my digital food scale. The box holds 40 oz - so one box only provides less than 7.5 loads (7.23 loads) and that makes this VERY expensive to use. Unfortunately, I love what it does will continue to use it until I get my own place and can have water softener service again. At this price, each laundry load of Calgon costs me $1.17. I also do dishes by hand, and sprinkle this into the dishtub and it's fantastic! When I have burnt on food in pots or dried on crud on dishes (I live with extreme slobs and I'm the only one who does dishes) a super quick soak in water with Calgon in it is incredibly helpful. « Show Less
998783
The box says to use 1/2 cup per load. This product is very dense - 1/2 cup equals approx. 5.5 oz on my digital food scale. The box holds 40 oz - so one box only provides less than 7.5 loads (7.23 loads) and that makes this VERY expensive to use. Unfortunately, I love what it does will continue to use it until I get my own place and can have water softener service again. At this price, each laundry load of Calgon costs me $1.17. I also do dishes by hand, and sprinkle this into the dishtub and it's fantastic! When I have burnt on food in pots or dried on crud on dishes (I live with extreme slobs and I'm the only one who does dishes) a super quick soak in water with Calgon in it is incredibly helpful.
645443
Mine was 6 -60 count boxes and 2- 20 count travel pouches. The pouches are about the size of a small glasses case. They really are handy.
236239
I agree with 24..That should cover you to start with, even if several get dirty during one change, or you're too tired or busy to get to the laundry immediately, etc.
763094
Depending on the washing machine you have, you will use 1 scoop or 2 scoop per load. High efficiency machines will only use 1, therefore you will get 90 loads.
241411
Don't know exact number but probably hundreds. I owned launderomats & I WISH I'd had these in every one. This also holds all shapes & designs of hangers @ the same time -wire, plastic, wood, slacks hangers, suit hangers--It's AWESOME & I don't brag on many things. REALLY clears the clutter--love it!!
191941
Not able to give you a number, but I do about 1 load a say. I got mine in late October, and for a month I had a house guest who was throwing them away every time she used them. It is now the end of Feb, and I still have half a sack left. Def cost effective! Pretty treat, though. And I use one of those mineral laundry balls. Still saves me a ton of money.
1921184
a lot. I never kept count. I have a He washer, and a bottle lasted me over 3 months. I do at least one large load of laundry a day.
2117535
The 9.9 lb box will wash a minimum of 150 loads. I usually buy a much bigger size (can't read the weight, but it is at least 40 lbs., maybe 50 lbs). This lasts me a year or more. I like Legacy of Clean for a lot of reasons, but mainly because I don't have to keep buying small boxes of laundry detergent at the store. At one time I paid around $100 for my big box. It is probably more now.
763093
45 loads in a non-high efficiency washer and 90 loads in a HE washer. I never counted the loads but I could go for 2 months in my non-high efficiency washer before I would run out. I wash my cloth diapers every other day
289436
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.
435272
As I remember there were 5-6 boxes and it was very heavy it will take 2 men to unload. The boxes are different sizes the big box was about 4 feet by 2 feet.
1620362
It would depend on your washer and how full you stuff both the washer and the hamper.For my husband and I it holds over a week of clothesWe have a front load washer. If he does laundry it holds two loads ... if I do laundry it holds three loads
2251999
There was a scoop in my container and I use one scoop/load for regularly soiled laundry and 2 for heavily soiled.
1711969
I never measured them, but they fit a lot of clothes, a have a large capacity washer that can handle a comforter and when I fill one of these bins up I can fill my washer all the way
149836
I always do a smaller load. If you want to do a large load they suggest using two boxes.
1271539
There are 60 towels per box. They are heavier and softer than a paper towel.
191943
A bag roughly the size of a gallon of milk. The number of nuts you need for a load of laundry would fit in the palm of your hand (about 5-6) and are good for 4-5 loads. And I have stinky teenage boys.