I just tried it for the first time, and there were no suds. Is it suppose to have some suds in the washing machine?
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I have just stopped using this laundry detergent because it is not getting my laundry clean. Something has changed, but I don't know what it is. All I can tell you is the last bottle I had worked very well and my laundry was clean and smelled fresh. With the new bottle, the clothes do not smell or look freshly washed, and simple stains are still in the clothes, no matter how much detergent I use. I can recommend Mrs. Meyers, if you want to stick with a "natural" laundry detergent. It is a bit more expensive, but it does work. Just an FYI, the Method dishwashing liquid seems to have the same problem--it is not cutting grease well, and it does not suds well. I am switching to Mrs. Meyers. I have just stopped using this laundry detergent because it is not getting my laundry clean. Something has changed, but I don't know what it is. All I can tell you is the last bottle I had worked very well and my laundry was clean and smelled fresh. With the new bottle, the clothes do not smell or look freshly washed, and simple stains are still in the clothes, no matter how much detergent I use. I can recommend Mrs. Meyers, if you want to stick with a "natural" laundry detergent. It is a bit more expensive, but it does work. Just an FYI, the Method dishwashing liquid seems... » Read More I have just stopped using this laundry detergent because it is not getting my laundry clean. Something has changed, but I don't know what it is. All I can tell you is the last bottle I had worked very well and my laundry was clean and smelled fresh. With the new bottle, the clothes do not smell or look freshly washed, and simple stains are still in the clothes, no matter how much detergent I use. I can recommend Mrs. Meyers, if you want to stick with a "natural" laundry detergent. It is a bit more expensive, but it does work. Just an FYI, the Method dishwashing liquid seems to have the same problem--it is not cutting grease well, and it does not suds well. I am switching to Mrs. Meyers. « Show Less
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It doesn't have a lot of suds. If you are doing a load that is heavily soiled, you may want to put in another squirt or two. I have a large capacity washer and occasionally I will use 6 squirts instead of 4. But usually, 4 does a really good cleaning job with minimal sudsing.
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Yes. I noticed a few drops of water had gotten in. I've only run it through a car wash once though.
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I have had an older version for a few years and recently decided just to try a little Lysol in the water instead. Suds were EVERYWHERE!! I don't think I ever got them all up. And, ironically the machine stopped working shortly after. I'd stick with the cleaning solution.
38656
it didn't when i washed it. i washed it alone. when i dried it it filled the filter with "stuff" from the blanket.
641946
Mine didn't have a smell? However I did wash mine because it got dirty and air dried it and it was fine. I guess that would be an option if there is a smell.
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I dont put mine in the washer, I put enough warm water in the bucket to cover it add some bleach let it soak. Spin it,then rinse it it stays white and smells fresh.
1955900
The soap nuts aren't sudsy, yes, they stay in the machine during the rinse cycle. I don't use them anymore. After many uses I didn't see a noticeable difference.
618384
you would need to use a very mild dilution if you were not going to rinse...it is a good sudsing soap!
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You mean the water setting? You need to have the soap container filled with plain water if you are just using cleaner for steam cleaning without soap.
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No. The key is to use a very small amount. You will need to experiment with the amount of sal suds in your wash bucket. I don't use a measuring device, but I probably start w/the equivalent of a teaspoon or so in the bucket and see how much suds I get. I also throw some vinegar in w/my water.
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You do not need shampoo. It cleanses and conditions all in one step. It's hard to believe because there are no suds, but it's true. Make sure to use a lot (20 pumps for shoulder length hair).
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Yes! I put mine in my washing machine with cold water and a light soap. Just do not let it spin! I let mine soak for a while and then took it out to air dry then drained the washing machine. It helped get some of the slick stuff off the top.
1299465
Yes, but it produces so many suds, make sure you put very very little and slowly increase as needed.
277642
I washed mine. It came out like new. I used delicate cycle on washer (no bleach), and low setting of dryer. I was expecting lots of sheading, but there was very little.
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I put Forever New in my washing machine soap dispenser. The water runs over the soap it and dispenses it evenly over the clothes. Sometimes I sprinkle the soap myself evenly over the clothes. This is a beautiful soap that is gentle on fabric and colors yet it cleans extremely well. I wash everything I wear with this soap and my clothes look fresh and new.
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No need for shampoo, it's a cleansing conditioner similar to Wen, formulated without sulfates and detergents so there is no suds/foaming like shampoo. It is nice, and a lot cheaper than Wen, but I found that it builds up on my hair, making it look dirty/greasy so I ended up only using it once in awhile. Personally I won't repurchase.
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no, it goes right in any washing machine with the dirty clothes, then start the water as they dissolve and smell amazing. I love the pink colored one, not sure of the scent name. Dont put it in the soap dispenser