How much do you use in a washing machine to soak a 3x4 rug?
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I use it to bath my white horse and get all the stains off of her. Sorry I can't help you with a laundry question.
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I always err on the side of too little detergent/soap because I do not want residue left in my fabric, I am washing in a front loading machine, and it takes less as well. Usually I am washing a full size quilt and I use about 1 1/2 teapsoonfuls of Orvus--I love it because it is so mild. If I do not think it was enough, I can always rewash the quilt a second time.
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It really depends on the detergent or shampoo you wish to use. I use Meg's Gold Class straight no dilution on the C setting for a pre rinse wash, then rinse off the excess dirt with a pressure washer(or strong hose nozzle) if I'm doing a correction. If it is just a maintenance wash, then pre rinse wash on C, then hose off, then foam on E, them mit while foaming and two bucketing, then sheet with no nozzle on the hose. Hope this helped you!
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When I used it for a sheepskin rug, there was no mixing required. I just measured the amount, added a little more and washed it.
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Hi Richard mine is a little messed up but what I can read is for machine washing use 2 oz or (1/3 cup) per load and hand washing Use 2 tsp. for each sink full. I use more than that maybe 1/4 cup. I might use to much but I like the scent. Hope that helps
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I have been doing this for quit sometime. I found you may have to use less in the front loader. We have very hard water I use maybe 1/4 to 1/2 cup depending on load size. I put it in the drum start the cycle run enough water to dissolve it then put my clothes in. Hope this helps
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Don't know about instructions. Just be aware that a small amount of detergent is enough. Two or three small pieces of clothing is plenty. A five gallon paint bucket is fine. Just agitate to your hearts content. Use lots of water for rinsing. A little fabric softener in the final rinse works ok. One item at a time is ideal but not water wise. It works in a pinch but no blankets and sheets.
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It is designed for small loads; I may say between 4 and 5 lbs. no more. I've washed: Pants (size 31x32), 2 T-shirts (medium), underwear (3 pieces), socks (two pairs) at once. You have to learn to balance the water level (low,medium,high) with the type of clothes (and fabrics) you want to wash.
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Label: "1.Use only oversized commercial front-loading washing machine with a rotating drum action. Do not use top-loading agitator style machines.2. Wash warm. Rinse cold on gentle cycle using 1/4 cup mild detergent. Use fabric softener in wash. (Do not use detergents with bleach.)3. Tumble dry at low temperature in an oversized commercial dryer.4. Alternative method: Hand wash in bathtub. Follow instructions as in #2.5. Bag must be thoroughly dry before being rolled and stored." So, it's high maintenance to wash this. But I think it's worth it. Label: "1.Use only oversized commercial front-loading washing machine with a rotating drum action. Do not use top-loading agitator style machines.2. Wash warm. Rinse cold on gentle cycle using 1/4 cup mild detergent. Use fabric softener in wash. (Do not use detergents with bleach.)3. Tumble dry at low temperature in an oversized commercial dryer.4. Alternative method: Hand wash in bathtub. Follow instructions as in #2.5. Bag must be thoroughly dry before being rolled and stored." So, it's high maintenance to wash this. But I think it's worth it.
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I wash them after one use. I do the floors daily and one pad can cover the whole wood floor area. About 1500 square feet.
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Run a small load of hot water with no clothes. Add a cup of half baking soda and half distilled white vinegar to the load. If this seems to have an effect but the smell still lingers, do the same with a cup of bleach instead of vinegar and baking soda. Run a final load of just hot water. After the load, leave the machine's door open and allow the washer to dry completely. These remedies clean the buildup of dirt, detergent and water residue that collect in the drum, which emits a musty odor easily mistaken for sewage. Do this occasionally (every 3 or 4 months depend on how often you use your washer) Always leave the cover nearly open after each use to let the air circulate to remove water in the drain when you are not using the washer.
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It is very bulky so I brought ours to a laundromat and used the large capacity washer for $7.00 It worked fine and then dried it for $2.00 in their large dryer. It came out great!
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wash pad after one(1) use .... Depends on room Change pads once they are reasonably soiled. In the Kitchen 14 x 14 we use 3 pads . In the bedroom we use 1 pad . Purchase 6 additional pads
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I will quote from the 'manual', "Wash by hand or as follows, in automatic washer using slow agitation and normal spin speed. Fill washer with warm water. Add minimum amount of all purpose detergent, agitate to dissolve. Do not use bleach. Add bedding and soak for five minutes. Agitate for two minutes. Spin. Fill for cool rinse, agitate one minute, then spin. Dry in an automatic dryer on low heat, five minutes only, or line dry over parallel lines. Remove bedding from dryer and drape over parallel lines or a shower rail to finish drying." Also, "Do NOT DRY CLEAN this bedding. Cleaning solvents may have deteriorating effects on the insulation of the heating element." I will quote from the 'manual', "Wash by hand or as follows, in automatic washer using slow agitation and normal spin speed. Fill washer with warm water. Add minimum amount of all purpose detergent, agitate to dissolve. Do not use bleach. Add bedding and soak for five minutes. Agitate for two minutes. Spin. Fill for cool rinse, agitate one minute, then spin. Dry in an automatic dryer on low heat, five minutes only, or line dry over parallel lines. Remove bedding from dryer and drape over parallel lines or a shower rail to finish drying." Also, "Do NOT DRY CLEAN this bedding.... » Read More I will quote from the 'manual', "Wash by hand or as follows, in automatic washer using slow agitation and normal spin speed. Fill washer with warm water. Add minimum amount of all purpose detergent, agitate to dissolve. Do not use bleach. Add bedding and soak for five minutes. Agitate for two minutes. Spin. Fill for cool rinse, agitate one minute, then spin. Dry in an automatic dryer on low heat, five minutes only, or line dry over parallel lines. Remove bedding from dryer and drape over parallel lines or a shower rail to finish drying." Also, "Do NOT DRY CLEAN this bedding. Cleaning solvents may have deteriorating effects on the insulation of the heating element." « Show Less
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I really don't know but I use three scoops per load of diapers... one for the prewash and two for the regular wash. It seems to be the same size as the Rockin Green I had before.
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I use the wash cycle at the beginning of cleaning my carpets, followed by a rinse cycle after the shampooing is done. I will usually do one cycle of each, unless an area is SUPER soiled. Then I will do two wash cycles (make sure to soak up excess water between each wash and each rinse cycle to keep the carpets from getting over-soaked) and then two rinse cycles. This seems to work as my carpets are AMAZINGLY clean.....even cleaner than with the "professional" rented machines out there!!!
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Very little. If I had a choice I would prefer to use a liquid detergent (I use Planet Dishwashing Liquid) for hand wash.
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I have an HE top loader; all you have to do is measure out about 1/4 cup and put it directly into the drum of your machine. Add your clothes and laundry soap as usual &#128522;