ow much soap shall I use for one load of wash
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I use a little less than the instructions say. This washer spins so strongly that it practically acts an an extractor, so the wash water is pretty much gone before it is even rinsed. Then it has a setting for a double rinse, which is awesome. It really gets the detergent out. I do not use HE detergent. This is the best washer ever!
1565487
Depends on the type of washer as to how much. If using powder detergent powder would be better.
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If you have an HE washer, the box recommends you use 1/4 of a scoop. When I washed cloth diapers in my HE washer (full load) I used 1/2 a scoop and did 2 extra rinses after the wash cycle to be sure it was all out. I can't speak for washers that aren't HE.
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Oh I forgot to mention that a sock of the soapnuts can be used for at least 6-7 loads for me, just make sure to check often. Also I break each nut into a few pieces before putting into the sock.
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I'll get the unscented bar soap. The licorice one is just too much for me. Hope that helps.
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Requires maintenance to keep results. After reaching the tone and clarity desired, continue to use soap 2-3 times a week. Make sure to allow 2-3 minutes to get into pores of skin. Don't wash off immediately. I use first upon showering, then rinse or wash (don't scrub) within approx. 3 minutes. Nice for bedtime use if applying lightening agents.
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I'd say use about the same amount as you use of regular dishwashing detergent.
875793
I wouldn't use it as my daily detergent, but I have when I'm in a pinch. It would be too expensive for me to use all the time, although I love the smell so much I wish I could! Last time my husband bought laundry soap for me, he bought the unscented, so I just added 4 or 5 drops of "forever" to each load to make my clothes smell good.
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I really don't know, I use 1 cup soap flakes, 1 cup borax, and 1 cup washing soda in 5 gallons of water (dissolve soap in 2 qt or so water, add borax and soda and hot water to fill a 5 gallon bucket (I use bathtub water at it's hottest). I use 1 ounce for my top loader (don't have an HE machine), so that's roughly 1/640 cup of soap flakes in each load. I don't ever have residue problems with my cloth diapers using this amount either. I modified this recipe from the duggar family's recipe website, and they did say you could use it in he machines. It does clean WONDERFULLY, and if I have really stinky dishrags or something like that, 1/4 cup Super Washing Soda added always gets the stink out.
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it depends on how often you used it specially the soap. the soap for regular use usually a month but the machine years if u take good care of it.
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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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Large load setting on your washing machine, warm water, laundry soap and oxyclean. Hang to dry. I wash mine at least 3x a week.
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I really think it would not be a good idea if you plan on using the soap. Read what it is made of
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Because this soap is so concentrated and a little goes a long way, I put a small amount into a large plastic bottle, added water, let it dissolve and use it like any other laundry soap. I also transferred a quantity into a Ziploc container (the one with the screw on lid) for when I need to use the soap in a concentrated form.
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No - this is just a rotating cleaner, you would not use soap from the pressure washer as the nozzle is not compatible with injecting the soap, at least on my Generac
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I would have to agree with the soap in water taste, but I then bought the 500 count box of 0.8 oz packets (lemon and lime) and use 6 daily in 64oz's of water. That works great and will continue to buy. The other is for cooking and baking. I found out the hard way.
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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.