Learn the different ways of how to use OxiClean powder in a front loader washing machine. Get those clothes clean without the hassle.
When I first got a front loading washing machine I had no idea that there was going to be a bit of a learning curve in order to clean my families clothes…but there is!
It’s a bit harder to do any type of deep soaking, and since I try to avoid using bleach as much as possible, I had to find out how to use OxiClean with my “new” (to us) washing machine.
Since it wasn’t common sense to me, I just thought I’d share what I had to do some searching for.
According to the FAQ’s section of the OxiClean website there are three methods to try.
There are different methods that will allow you to use OxiClean® powder in your front-loading washer. Please choose the one that will work best for your machine.
*Be sure to follow the recommendations of the machine’s manufacturer.*
Method 1: Completely dissolve one ounce of OxiClean® Versatile Stain Remover in 16 ounces of tap water and add the mixture to the wash through an external dispenser after the machine has started to agitate. This is the best method to use if your machine will allow it.
Method 2: If your machine is a brand that does not have an external dispenser, you may mix one ounce of OxiClean® Versatile Stain Remover with your powdered detergent.
Method 3: If you use a liquid detergent, you may dissolve one ounce of OxiClean® Versatile Stain Remover in 16 ounces of tap water and pour the mixture into the bleach dispenser. Or add OxiClean® Versatile Stain Remover powder directly to the empty tub BEFORE adding clothes.
How to use OxiClean in a front loader washing machine.
So, there you go.
It’s a bit more of a pain than I thought it would be, but at least I can still use OxiClean to remove deep stains from my families clothes.
One other tip, something that I didn’t know before buying a front loader (thought I would mention in case any of you are new to front loaders too), which you may want to know if you’re considering buying a front load washing machine…
Make sure to leave the door open after you’re done washing your clothes so that the machine can dry out, otherwise it’ll smell like something died in there due to a build up of mildew that naturally happens in hot wet places. Believe me, I know this from experience…ha ha.;)
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