Do you still use a tablespoon in an HE machine or can you use less?
920753
I have a front loader and I add it directly to the laundry. I use one or two scoops depending on load, no less no more. After eight months of use, I continue to love this detergent.
2165336
i use 4 tablespoons when making a quart and i like it fine; i'd start with that and adjust it to your taste - there's no right or wrong amount as far as i'm concerned
883921
Yes, you can use all or less. I don't always need all of the trays and make smaller amounts! It works just fine with less trays! Enjoy!
425954
I usually use 2 cups but I'm not sure what the protocol is. I was using it as I would Epsom salt so there may be a difference in how much you need.
2241109
Not exactly sure; but very little. It depends on whether you whip it hot or cold and amount of froth you want. You can use less with cold. A few table spoons I'd estimate. If this was helpful please click yes.
2140416
All HE detergent can be used in regular machines, you just can't use regular detergent in HE machines. The only difference is HE detergent doesn't make as many soap suds, so you won't see the bubbles in a regular machine, but putting the regular detergent in a HE machine is like putting regular dish soap in a dishwasher.... The machine can't handle the bubbles and will overflow.
929899
The dilution instructions are based on volume ; I believe it is only 1 tablespoon per gallon, or something similar. A little goes a long way.
188778
You added too much liquid. Next time reduce by one or two tablespoons and you should be fine.
342626
I would think that you would use four tablespoons because that is what is called for in the automatic jam and jelly maker. That is with three cups of juice and two cups of sugar. Hope this helps.
1516347
I use at least 2 heaping tablespoons per cup, it kind of varies on taste preference.
811809
It depends by individual's taste . I like to make it a little stronger taste, then the serving size will be reduced . Thanks, enjoy!!!!!!!!
1078076
I use about a tablespoon in my water reservoir. I then run it through my steam wand until all the solution is through. Then I put fresh water in and run that all the way through. It does the trick for my super automatic Saeco.
1660907
Short answer, yes. I generally use two tablespoons in mine and it works out fine. 30 gms is slightly over a tablespoon but I still think it will work. Worst case scenario, the top lid wouldn't be flush (sits high off base) once you start grinding until some of the beans are grinded. It's no biggie, I do it all the time. Hope this helps!
1227283
Yes, you use less. The measuring cap is also smaller, so it is really easy to figure out. I estimate that I fill the cap about 1/2", that little is enough.
2215749
I also have a Cuisinart coffee maker and use 5 tablespoons to make 4 cups. I like it strong and want the coffee to have plenty of taste and flavor= five tablespoons is almost perfect. Play around with different amounts to get what you like.
110214
I use 3 teaspoons in my coffee. You might use that as a guideline to answer that question.
1434025
My girlfriend prefers a tablespoon or two, which seems about like a box of Kraft in terms of intensity. I go with a quarter cup or a little more, personally -- I like it cheesy.