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HE laundry detergent is formulated to produce fewer suds similar to automatic dish washer detergent. Supposedly, it is fine to use in a regular washer, and you would use the same quantity as you would in an HE machine (using the recommended amount of detergent as indicated on the product packaging).For more information, see related link below.Clarification:If you do use a HE (High Effenciency) laundry detergent in a regular washer (non high effenciency), you may need to use a bit more than you would in a HE washer, since regular washers use more water, therefore diluting the detergent/water ratio.What you cannot do, however, is use regular detergent in a HE washer.
The only type of detergent you should use in a HE washer is one that specifically states it's for HE washers on the label. Otherwise, you can end up with such a large excess of suds in the washer that it flows over the sides of the washer, not only making a mess, but possibly damaging the washer, as well.
Yes, I use it and find it very good. It leaves my clothes clean, but lightly scented out of the dryer or off the rack, unblikelike many other overpowering scents, that I personally don't care for. I use the HE kind for my high efficiency washer
In a word, No! It will suds too much and damage your water pump. Get the Woolite HE detergent made for your new washer.
Laundry detergent is really a personal choice. However, a couple of things to consider.o There are both Liquid and Powder detergents. If the washer has a detergent cup (a place to put the detergent in a little drawer or holder) you should consult your owner's manual to determine which type it wants. But it probably wants a powder.o If you don't have a detergent cup (dispenser), you can use either.o If the washer is a High Efficiency or if it is a front-loader, you will want to use a High Efficiency, low suds detergent.My washer is a front-loader with a detergent, bleach, and softener cups. Since it also has a sensor to see how clean the clothes are, it's important that I use a low-suds, high-efficiency rated detergent in mine.
If the colors of your clothes bled in the washer, don't put them in the dryer. The dryer will set the dye into the clothes. Take the lightly colored items that were stained by the bleeding dye and put them back into the washer without detergent on a hot water cycle.
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I have a Fire Fly windbreaker and I just use Zero Colour Revive detergent, I had wash and put it on the line outside. DON'T USE BLEACH, DON'T WASH IN WASHER AND DON'T DRY IN DRYER !!
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HE laundry detergent is formulated to produce fewer suds similar to automatic dish washer detergent. Supposedly, it is fine to use in a regular washer, and you would use the same quantity as you would in an HE machine (using the recommended amount of detergent as indicated on the product packaging).For more information, see related link below.Clarification:If you do use a HE (High Effenciency) laundry detergent in a regular washer (non high effenciency), you may need to use a bit more than you would in a HE washer, since regular washers use more water, therefore diluting the detergent/water ratio.What you cannot do, however, is use regular detergent in a HE washer.
Instead of the washer and dryer being side by side, the dryer is stacked on top of the washer.
Wash by hand in mild detergent (they have a special product, but just something gentle). Hang to dry. Do not put in washer or dryer.
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no Just take off the cover and clean it with liquid detergent, then rinse it and use a hair dryer to dry the front panel. Don't use alcohol not to damage sensible parts.
The only type of detergent you should use in a HE washer is one that specifically states it's for HE washers on the label. Otherwise, you can end up with such a large excess of suds in the washer that it flows over the sides of the washer, not only making a mess, but possibly damaging the washer, as well.
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Nope itll ruin the washer!! And itll start to smoke....happened to me and i had to buy a brand new washer :(