Does it use the same amount of dish detergent as the largerdishwashers? Can you use the dish detergent pods?
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I would have to say it uses about as much as a larger dishwasher. I think that the pods would probably work if their liquid pods The pods that get hard might not work in there
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I use it to wash the dishes. I put the dish detergent in the place where it goes. Then I sprinkle a little on top of that. Maybe a 1/2 tsp or so. That is a guess. I also use it with the clothes in the laundry. Put in clothes, detergent and sprinkle about a whole tsp in the washer. Go ahead and use fabric softener as you would there too. Trust me, this stuff is amazing. Great for the dishes and after a couple of loads of whites, they SPARKLE!! Hope this helps!
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I found that the racks clean up better by hand, the lg. glass container is to big for my dishwasher so it's by hand too.So, for me, It's all hand wash.
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I received a bottle of surfactant with my order but I am uncertain that one is included with every version from every supplier. If it is not included, I find that Dawn dishwashing liquid is an acceptable replacement more the surfactant at the very same levels. I have easily covered 10,000-15,000 sq. ft. with some still left over.
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I use nothing but Dawn dish soap in my dispenser. I have refilled it twice and it works just fine. I had to adjust the flow amount a bit, no problems in the month I have had it.
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Unfortunately, if you're using a machine that has a short "pre-wash" cycle before the longer wash cycle, there is no way to add a pod directly to the longer wash cycle. In these cases, your best option is to dissolve the pod in a small jar of warm water ahead of time, then manually pour it into the machine's automatic detergent dispenser. Of course, this defeats the convenience factor of using the pods, in which case you might as well just use regular liquid or powder at the laundromat.
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I don't think it can, I would recommend either regular dish soap or laundry detergent and water. I have Kirkland brand laundry detergent from Costco. Hope this helps.
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I don't really think it matters. I've used regular Tide liquid detergent, Tide PODS and Gain Flings. All did a great job at removing stains (although I think I prefer Tide PODS). Hope this helps!
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NO, a big NO; just mix up some water in a spray bottle and add drop of dish detergent; works perfectly....trust me.......did my whole 2k + sq.ft. house of windows w/ this and it is lasting great after over a year or so.........
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I have a good size Whirlpool and I use 1 scoop. Everything comes out clean. Dirtier loads I use 2 scoops. Just a note...and I don't know why this is...but...when I wash white clothes in it (without bleach) the clothes have a pink tinge to them. I don't get it so I have now gone back to Tide pods.
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It really depends on your washer. The one at my moms house worked perfectly - just tossed them in with my laundry and that was all to it. At the apartment I've moved in to, I have noticed they do not fully dissolve. So to solve this issue, I place the pods in the washer and allow it to fill with water 1/4 of the way and then I stick my hand in there mixing the water around, dissolving the detergent and some of the outer casing before adding in my clothes.
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I haven't tried that but I would assume it would work as long as you water it down. I'm assuming you're talking about regular dish soap and not actual dishwashing machine liquid. I have put watered down dish liquid in a different foam dispenser and it worked so I would assume it would work in this one just fine also.
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I used it in mine, but due to the cost of the product I only used a capful with my other detergent. It is plenty to give your whole load the great scent along with the laundry room. I love it!!!
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Good dish detergent to. cut the greese, then I use the Scotch Brite heavy duty and some "elbow Greece". Works great!
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Yes But don't use dishwasher detergent that contains citrus ie lemon or lime
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I've been using this detergent in my HE machine for years, and it works fine. For my LG 24" ventless washer-dryer, I use 1/4-cupful (that's the "2" line on the scoop, but using a 1/4-cup measuring cup is much easier).
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I used Dawn dish detergent straight up. Let it sit on the spot for awhile then used a plastic mesh scrubber and a little force. Worked like a charm.