Knowing where to put liquid detergent in a washing machine will depend on the detergent you're using. Most of the time, you will put the detergent directly in the drum. If you use a product like Persil, make sure you use the handy dosing ball to measure the right dose.
Yes, there's no big reason not to - but - I've found that you get usually get better results by mixing the detergent in some water before loading it with clothes. It helps to avoid any spotting on them. Or you can pour some in directly under the water running into the machine. Hope this may help you.
Yes it does matter. It depends upon a liquid detergent you're using. If you use persil small & mighty , you should put the detergent into the drum inside the dosing ball . Other liquid detergents may need placing into the detergent drawer which is usually separated into 3 compartments.
Make sure the drum is empty. Do NOT use any cleaning agents or detergents for cleaning the drum. It can cause damage the drum of the washing machine - this applies to Tub Clean as well.
Most of the time, you will put the detergent directly in the drum. If you use a product like Persil, make sure you use the handy dosing ball to measure the right dose. You can often use liquid detergent as a pre-treatment by rubbing a small amount into tough stains before washing.
1 Main wash compartment: Detergent for the main wash, water softener, pre-soaking agent, bleach, and stain remover. 2 Softener compartment: Fabric softener (do not fill higher than the line indicated by MAX). 3 Prewash compartment: Detergent for prewash or starch.
Pour white vinegar into the drum
Pour one glass of white vinegar directly into the drum. White vinegar is a natural cleaner that can help to kill germs and dissolve grime. If you don't want to use white vinegar, there are several professional washing machine cleaners available.
You can measure the liquid into the Stain Eraser Ball (dosing ball) and place it at the back of the drum, on top of the load.
Powerful cleaning agents that can be included in powdered detergent formulas, but not liquid forms, work to help remove mud, grass or clay stains. Liquid detergent is best used for grease or oil stains on your day to day items, because of its ability to help release and break down stains in fabrics.
Liquid Detergent Leaves Behind Less Residue
Even if hard water isn't an issue in your home, liquid detergents are less likely to leave residue on clothes and linens than other formulas. It's possible that pods and sheets won't fully dissolve in the washer, creating stubborn detergent stains on fabrics.
Your model will determine where to put detergent in your top load washer, most often to either a dispenser compartment or added directly to the washer basket.
The correct way to use liquid detergent in your washing machine is to pour the liquid into a dosing ball and place on top and the back of the laundry; this will prevent the liquid from settling in your machines hoses.
Liquid laundry detergent works in both top-load and front-load machines. When using a top-load machine, add the detergent directly to the drum. For front-load machines, add the detergent directly to the detergent section of the dispenser.
If you prefer Liquid Detergents, then fill the measuring device to 35ml for standard loads (4/5kg) and place in the drum. For heavy loads (6-8kg) use 52ml (1-1/2 caps), in hard water areas or for heavy soiling. If you prefer Surf capsules, then simply pop one capsule into the back of the drum!
Dosing directly into the drum helps you to achieve outstanding results. In fact, if you pour the liquid into the drawer, the detergent could get lost in the washing machine pipes before reaching the drum, reducing effectiveness.
The 750ml Persil liquid washing detergent is also being discontinued, to be relaunched in a new bottle. In April Persil capsules, the soluble washing capsules launched in 2001, will be made available in a see-through jar. One industry source says: “The brands being scrapped are not performing.
When using the drawer on your washing machine to add detergent, liquid and powdered detergent go in the same main compartment. The difference arises when it comes to adding detergents to the drum. Liquid detergent can go into the drum with no problem, but this should be avoided with powder.
You can clean the drum without a cleaning agent when you use the ECO DRUM CLEAN cycle. (DO NOT USE a common cleaning agent for the ECO DRUM CLEAN and ECO DRUM CLEAN+ function.) Chemical residue in the drum may cause damage to the laundry or the drum of the washing machine.
What to use: Any high-quality (non-abrasive) furniture/guitar/drum polish/wax should give excellent results on lacquered and covered finishes. Trick Cleaner "wipes" are easy to use and an excellent alternative to spray on cleaners.
Vinegar is a natural cleaning agent that effectively removes odors and stains from your washing machine. It is safe for both the environment and your machine, as it does not cause any harm or damage. The recommended amount of vinegar to use in a top load machine depends on the load size, ranging from 1/2 to 4 cups.
If you have a regular top-loading machine, it's best to fill your washer with water first, then add your detergent, then add your clothes. This helps evenly distribute the detergent in the water before it hits your clothes.
Don't put detergent in the fabric softener drawer
For one thing, it would miss the actual wash cycle. Putting detergent in the wrong compartment can also result in detergent residue remaining on the fabric, which can cause skin irritations, according to the IKW.