Is Win detergent for use with HE or high efficiency washers?
1088853
Yes, the label for high effeciency "he" is on the back. I use Win in my "he" washer for our running clothes and it works great! Better than any other sports washes I have tried.
1088854
I use Win with our HE washing machine. The stink is gone from all work out clothes!!!
1652521
I don't think the brand of detergent would matter, but I use Clorox for Colors Bleach to help keep mine white.
216022
I use it in my He washer. I only put in half (purely arbitrary) of the recommended amount however. My daughter washed a load of whites when visiting a month ago and raved about how white one of her normally dull items became. I'm sold on the stuff.
1747446
I just use bleach and set the machine to double rinse. Also, I've found that I usually have to use 1.5 to 2 scoops in my HE washer
1943268
Do not use flammable type solvents. I use simple green. It's a good washer for a home garage.
1968761
probably no reason why not. It cleans well but produces less lather (foam) than conventional detergents which would clog front loaders. I am no a chemist, but I understand that foaming agents are added to detergents because the perception is that foam is an indication of cleaning abiliy.
177936
Yes, you can, and it says so right on the label... look at the bottom right next to where it says 4X (for it's concentration)... it says for use with HE as well as conventional washers... ! Hope this helps!!
142818
I am new to HE washers and have looked up this question online. Most sites say NO because regular detergents produce lots of suds; HE detergents clean with little water. If you use regular detergent your clothes will be sitting in a lather of suds. You can damage your washer when the high amount of soapy suds try to drain. Look it up yourself and see. I would tend to believe it. Frankly, you use a very little amount of the new detergents so it's not like they're just trying to make us buy more detergent.
1871039
I have used it in a high efficiency washer with no issues. I do not know if it is not recommended.
680239
It depends on the level and fabric of clothes. If a full load in this machine of knits such as tee shirts and light knit pants, use about one third of liguid detergent described f for full load in regular washing machine. Liguid seems to desolve better and faster. Very similar to regular machine for choice of detergent. ( While draining from wash,and almost empty, take hand held shower and run through the clothes for a few minutes). Then, replace drain and fill and rinse cycle as usual.. This is one handy machine..
861903
Yes. It is somewhat of a myth that you need special "HE" detergent or cleaners for an HE machine. Typically, just use a smaller amount of any detergent or cleaner. It does not cause suds, so should be no problem using this.
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.
1862732
I have an HE and I use this one. No issues. The best thing about SA8 is that your towels will never have that left-in- the -washer- too- long smell ever again.
1195245
Sorry for the delay in my answer, but I was away until today. As to your question, YES - it absolutely will work in your front load HE washer. I have a top load HE washer & I cannot speak highly enough about Seventh Generation soaps. They do a terrific job, especially in a HE washer, whether top or front load. You cannot go wrong with Seventh Generation products - you will be very happy with them. Regards, Georgie
679699
I don't think you need a "special" detergent. I use blue Dawn if I want a detergent clean or Clorox to remove mildew.
895998
No. Due to the small amount of water used in an HE washer the Purewash designed for HE washers has a small output and concentrated ozone action. If you use the high flow on an HE washer you will get very poor results from your Purewash due to the diluted ozination.
1463028
I am sorry that I can't say yes or no..since my washer is not HE...The powder dissolves quickly,so that may be a solution for you...just really not sure..If it does work,you will probably be pleased with the product,since not as much needs to be used per load,and you can still use fabric softener if you want to..maybe check with the mfg. of the detergent? tc,wish I could answer your question...