I know the washer has a manual override where you hold the knob so it will fill to the top. Do you have to hold the knob to fill on rinse too?
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Yes. What I do sometimes is I just use the extra rinse feature rather than wait for the rinse and to hold the button down. I think there is an entry on these comments about how to alter the machine so it will fill to the top line on an extra large load. I have not done this to my machine.
1843884
I throw mine in the wash on the hand wash cycle. No problems at all. I have a front load.
772734
Hello Heidi,You unscrew the round small top. Its right in the top left side if you are looking directly at picture. It says on it bio=push. Unscrew the top and I use soft soap in it. It will only hold a small amount. But that's all you need for quite a few flushes. I probably fill it about once a week. But, for sure it will unscrew!
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The dispenser may have sucked up full thickness soap or foam has gotten into theta air reservoir. I add the soap to the bottom line and add warm or hot water to 1/2" below the bottom line. You must not shake or create foam before adding the plunger. I mix the soap to dilute using a stick (chopstick), then add the plunger. If your top air reservoir already is filled with water and foam, you may be lucky enough to pull it open by slightly squeezing and pulling apart (with out cracking it...luck), then draining it. Reassemble and try again. Hope this works for you.
1944646
It's a bit annoying, I have to use the pull out sprayer head from my faucet or use a cup and pour it in. That is the only design flaw, (be it a pretty big one) it cannot be filled by let's say a refrigerator water dispenser without perfectly aligning the opening with the dispenser.
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I have a front load washer and washed it on the delicate setting with some other items. I did not put it in the drier. It turned out fine. Retained its shape and support.
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Yes, twist the knob to the left and pull up, that losens the spout part from the container so you can put the soap in. To put it back on, place the spout on the container and turn to the knob left so it tightens. I like it. It works very well. Enjoy it!
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I don't, actually. Not convenient. You detach the business end of the washer wand and the low pressure/high volume flow (garden hose pressure) takes over and dispenses the soap mix. I usually just have a wash bucket with soap and brush, instead.
98652
Yes, by all means fill it from the top. Here's how I do it when I feel that it is near empty is when the pump squirts very samll amount of liquid: (1) llift out to remove the pump. (2) use a long chop stick or a similar long stick (make sure the stick is long enough so that you can pull it bvack out) and drop the stick in the fill hole; -this is to determine the approximate amount of the remaining content; -similar to what you do when checking the oil in your car. (3) use a funnel to add the approximate amount of liquid soap. Be careful not to overfill it. Hope this helps.
510456
I fill mine up, let it filter to the bottom and then top it off until totally full to the line at the lid. NO PROBLEM
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For a front loading machine, pour a portion of the product in prior to adding your clothing. For a top loading machine, pour a portion of the product into the wash prior to adding the clothes. There are also instructions on the bottle -- no special add-ins or machine types required.
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What kind of washing machine do you have, top or front loading? My in laws used to have this problem and it's because their front loading washing machine never emptied the water completely so old water would get trapped in the machine with time. This is actually a very common problem with front loading machines. You have to get a washing machine cleaner (they used the one made by Tide) but even then the smell would return after a few washes because of build up.
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It has a hose that hooks to the faucet on your kitchen sink. It just slips onto it. If it doesn't fit your sink (it fits most sinks), then you could simply pour half gallon pitchers of water into it till you get it about 3/4 full. Put clothes in first and then fill it. When the wash cycle is over, place the drain house in the sink and let it drain and then refill it for the rinse cycle. Six minutes seems to get our clothes really clean. Then 3 minutes for the rinse cycle. Less time because you have less clothing in it than with a full size washer. Overfilling the machine with too many clothes makes agitation (movement of machine to clean) impossible. Overfilling with water will cause some water to leak out the drain hose which is hooked in an upward position during wash and rinse cycles to keep it from prematurely draining. Machine fits pretty easily on the counter next to sink. You need only a small amount of laundry soap for each wash. It does not spin dry the clothes. You will need to wring them out or buy a small spin dryer. You could also place the machine on a table or counter and put a bucket under it for when you need to drain it. You could fill it via a garden hose. It seems to work well with cold or warm water.
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I have to hold the dispense button for about 10 seconds (depends how big the mug is) in order to fill the mug. So it is not like you click it once then the water keeps on going until you click it again to stop it, and you don't have to continuously pressing it in order to fill the mug either.
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you can put a grease fitting right on top, and fill it manually if you like or,with cartridges. I fill it manually with a big air grease system at the shop
1551586
If there is water in you will have to drain it from the back. There are two metal clamps that attaches a grey hose once you were to remove back panel, of course unplugging and moving with a folly if you have one to some Where you don't mind getting flooded with water. I had to learn the hard way. Water everywhere. Once the tub is drain, hose reconnected with clamp and plug dry and connected the door will open. I am a female and was able to do it before calling service. Mind you after three time twice finding a coin in my pump I now have a new top loading washer again.. Good luck!
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No it doesn't. It has braces coming down that sit against the back of your washer. I love mine but do need to be loaded down to sit right but that's not hard to do.