Can you put the Unstopables in the soap dispenser of a front load machine?
490533
I wouldn't. I have a front loader and I put the Unstopables right in the tub before I add the clothes. Its worked well for me that way.
490534
no, it goes right in any washing machine with the dirty clothes, then start the water as they dissolve and smell amazing. I love the pink colored one, not sure of the scent name. Dont put it in the soap dispenser
490535
no just put them on top of your clothes before you fill the washing machine. i always use a half of cup.
490536
I don't have any experience with a front load machine. Mine is a HE top loader. The package instructions say to toss the Unstopables directly into the washer with the clothes. That's what I do. No problems for me.
490537
Sure, you can do anything you want with them, really. But if you want them to dissolve and work properly you need to put them in the wash tub, and not in the soap dispenser.
1014475
It is possible to leave the suction cup out and try to have gravity set the bottle down. However, I would not advise such an action, it is part of the design due to the pressure you need to push down the pump for the soap. The suction cup keep the bottle in place so you would not fight to get the foamy soap out.
1778242
No the top dispenser comes right off and allows yoi to pour more soap from the top
1590681
You can. The rails are screwed in, so unscrew those and the rails come off.
2228276
Absolutely. It allows you to use less soap and makes it easier to rinse the soap out.
201915
Yes you can. As is mentioned below they are completely independent of each other. I had to use a filler cap to cover one additional hole that had been drilled into my sink. But, I am very pleased with the faucet and the soap dispenser.
1713191
The faucet needs at least a 7/16" hole to fit, but will work with a one inch hole, which is likely what your soap dispenser uses.
1495264
I've done that and it's worked out ok. I'd be very careful with what you use. You do not want too much soap. Less is better. Also important - cleaning of the machine afterwards.
1366581
Yes you can. One end of the hose ( right side ) will unhook. There is a little sliding knob that should be closed. It can effect suction.
1096203
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.
1010377
Short answer, no. After disconnecting the d/w water and electrical, then removing it from the cabinet and inverting the d/w, there are 1/4" fast-ons that are "unplugged." Then remove the plastic "nuts" to remove the heating element. Reverse the process to install. Customer ease of install I would put at 4 out of 5 difficulty.
1137553
The unit has a non-removable tank. Just flip up the top and pour in your choice of soap. Close the top and your done!
572367
I have an HE front loader and I use the soap nuts. It works fine. I have not had any issues. I just make sure that I throw in the bag with the soap nuts first so it sits at the very bottom and then throw my clothes in.
1516630
If there is not already one there - yes. I just took out a soap dispenser that was mounted to my sink. If you must cut a hole I would do some homework first. Your sink is likely made of stainless steel, so make sure you have the appropriate tool.
1516582
There is no place to add soap directly into or through the surface cleaner unit. It is just an alternative to the power washer wand and it is very effective. Most if not all power washers that you would use with the surface cleaner have a way to introduce soap or cleansers.
1386260
Make sure you mix a bit of water in with the raw soap. If you don't you could clog the pump.
1882285
Dear: I have a top loader too, and I just sprinke it in the tub. I do not have a laundry detergent dispenser in the washer, anyway, Rgs.,