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@tsunamimusic1460

2y↑15.8K

Tbh I use laundry detergent like a seasoning. I just pour till my soul says it's enough

@tillthisday1286

2y↑327

For real

@dimitaryanakiev8707

1y↑185

Same sis

@farihashamim6860

1y↑158

IT'S RAW! Sorry, couldn't resist! 🤣

@Xoxoanita

1y↑26

Yes 😂

@electroluxwash

1y↑65

If your skin gets dry or irritated you know why at least

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@ClaudeDiAngelo

42w↑4.9K

WHO TF HAS ”STIFF AND CRUNCHY CLOTHES” AFTER WASHING THEM💀💀💀

@eddiemunsonshair7861

39w↑29

💀💀💀

@Doku666

39w↑183

Certain fabrics can feel more stiff or rough, she just didn’t do the best job at explaining it 😭

@KREW_fanart

39w↑35

Its kinda like beeswax paper im pretty sure but not as sticky just seach up a video of it

@lazypandaland

39w↑20

That's when yk u didn't wash off all the soap 😭

@lazypandaland

39w↑1

@melissafyan2945 this Is laundry we talking about 😭

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@Leoprincess3038

2y↑8.6K

I've literally never had "stiff and cruchy" clothes AFTER washing them........maybe you aren't using enough?!? 🤦🏽‍♀️😩😂😂😂

@Angelaperez_4

2y↑271

Ahaha facts I need a soapy wash and I use 2 of those detergent cups and my clothes smell fabulous and come out really clean!! 💯 never had crunchy or stiff clothes and I use way more!! 👏👏🤣🤣

@habeebcp

https://youtu.be/V26QguyBN7w

@dinarusso3320

2y↑314

It really depends on what kind of detergent it is. If it's really concentrated, like Persil then a little bit will clean a load. Stiff and crunchy means they needed an extra rinse cycle.

@bwood6337

2y↑213

@Angela Perez Hold Up.
You fill two of the detergent caps?

@nestornieves9822

Lmfaoooo

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@lance4454

2y↑3.6K

This is only applicable to high efficiency washers that use way less water. Should probably mention that

@fernan7055

2y↑40

No, its not. If you are using he detergent on a non he machine you still need to follow the dosing because the detergent is very concentrated.

@noname__7

1y↑96

@Fernan not all concentrated detergents are actually that concentrated. It really depends on your load, machine, water, washing temperature and detergent type.

@abcxyz-dp4rl

42w↑4

@@fernan7055 what if I’m using distilled white vinegar, or dish soap as my detergent. How do I go about measuring it. (I’m hella dumb, if you can, explain in simple step by step process )

@JillyBean_1987

42w↑7

@@abcxyz-dp4rlI would just use 1 tablespoon of dish soap in the wash cycle, and then half a cup of white vinegar in the rinse cycle. I wouldn't use the vinegar as detergent itself, although it might be a decent stain pretreatment.

@OWK000

41w↑5

I have a front loader. I was actually using to the recommended line for liquid in my washer soap tray. My damn clothes just weren't getting clean. Just getting progressively grundgier every wash. I got some enzyme prewash to soak some of the stained light colored stuff in a 5 gallon bucket, but it is so much extra work. I finally mixed the Biz powder with boiling water and poured it into the soap tray along with the other soap and set the machine for heavily soiled. FINALLY, I am getting cleaner clothes, but I am using MORE soap. I should find some more environmentally friendly laundry enzyme additive or maybe try the heavily soiled cycle with less soap than I am currently using, but at this juncture, MORE SOAP (AT LEAST ENZYME and with heavily soiled cycle) WORKS!!!

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@IMeanIGuessWhatevs

42w↑205

Girl I’m going till Harriet says STOP. Don’t tell me nothin!

@Hmy8799

39w↑1

I just wanna to know who Harriet is! Side note, it’s my mama’s first name but she goes by her middle—but I don’t do what Harriett tells me to do bc I’m a rebel girl 32 year old

Omg did I just have a stroke

@ywilkis

39w↑8

@@Hmy8799idk i think she meant harriet tubman

@SuperMiIk

33w↑1

YAS

@emmagavars6385

2y↑1.2K

if i used that much (which i have done) they come out smelly...i need more and my clothes come out smelling lovely

@RobbiePfunder

2y↑29

Like chemicals mmmmm

@daniyalkhizar

2y↑16

Use a bit more, 3-4 tbsp for large loads

@emmagavars6385

2y↑79

@Robbie Pfunder haha yeah like clean chemicals lolllll

@TheFourthWinchester

1y↑16

Then add vinegar or something for the smell.

@hmob

1y↑6

Use vinegar and baking soda

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@gracief3242

3y↑1.3K

I need my clothes to be soapy🤣

@Angelaperez_4

2y↑78

I agree no soap or we got a problem!!! Gotta have that bubble action and to less detergent
Can leave behind dirty clothes and Oder!! Yuck 🤮

@prieltheprune1302

2y↑5

@Angela Perez exactly

@alicenoele9530

2y↑29

@Angela Perez Yeah but when you use too much it gums up the machine inside and leaves residue on your clothes. I used to feel the same way but now my clothes are so much softer because there's no yucky buildup.

@Badm00nrRising

42w↑3

@@alicenoele9530not only the machine….. the environment…. Impacts it BIG TIME

@radioactive_baby0706

40w↑4

@alicenoele9530 I use a whole cap for each load and I've never had residue left in my washer or on my clothes. My clothes have never felt stiff or crunchy either.

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@muclman327

41w↑49

I like for my clothes to actually get clean 😂😂 thanks though

@shelightsup3338

42w↑16

I need my clothes to smell like a lavender meadow dammit. 😂

@Andre-bu4ju

46w↑209

If it's a large load of laundry, you need more than that if you really want your laundry to come out clean.

@TheeRoyalVirgo

38w↑9

I agree. Her recommended amount may be good for a small to medium-ish load, but a large load will heavily dilute that small amount of detergent and weaken the cleaning power.

@scholasticbookfair.

34w

@@TheeRoyalVirgoI'm sorry that's not how consentrated detergent works

@scholasticbookfair.

33w

@@scsherman207 no ish Sherlock HOWEVER Two tablespoons will still be enough detergent for even large loads. That's a fact verified by detergent manufacturers and washer technicians. You tried.

@taylorhenderson7674

1y↑101

1. Use a odor remover w/your detergent!
2. Wash your work clothes separate from everyday wear.
3. Spot treat if necessary.

I can tell the difference from when I use oxiclean and When I don’t.

@kelsiefletcher

1y↑2

Oxi clean is a beast i love it!

@manestage5403

43w↑2

Yes. I add it to every load!

@bren7067

37w↑2

Your detergent should be able to remove odors on its own.

@johnjohng668

31w

@@bren7067exactly correct. All these extra products are making fools of people. $$$$$$$. Don’t fall for it 😮

@loveu8910

2y↑496

Yeah I agree some people be using way to much. But you have to increase the amount if your clothes size load and if they are really soiled or if you have hard water. Otherwise you end up with stinky or dingy grey clothes.

@MeteCanKarahasan

Yes, powder goes a long way as follow up main wash to liquid prewash.

@MeteCanKarahasan

1y↑1

@K Barnes not enough soap can result in dirt redeposition. Detergents take away water hardness and carry away dirt, only the excess soap is working to clean the laundry, the minimum soap only keeps the washing liquid from separating out.

@MeteCanKarahasan

1y↑3

@K Barnes wash cottons solely with powder and synthetics with liquid detergent for maximum fabric life.

@_s.4

46w

@Mete Can Karahasan thanks for that. Is powder and liquid good for darks? 🤔

@MeteCanKarahasan

46w

@_s. Liquids have more color stripping solvents, but they don't whiten due to progressive chalk buildup. I like 1/2 dose liquid prewash, 1 dose powder bleach activated mainwash. If you want to preserve color I suggest washing cold with these same settings.

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@kayleeayres4134

42w↑33

Imagine washing your husbands dirty work clothes with that much soap 😅😭

@scholasticbookfair.

34w↑2

People do it everyday

@Ann-hm7gj

21w

🤣
That won't work.

@chaplincrabtree

1y↑71

Nah man, I be seasoning the laundry in the detergent like a cast iron skillet

@AuroraGw2

30w

So you use very little soap?

@chaplincrabtree

30w

@@AuroraGw2 i dont know what kinda weak ass seasoning your using but its not the one im using

@AuroraGw2

30w

@@chaplincrabtree It appears you don't actually know how to season a cast iron. You only need a very thin layer of oil to season a cast iron, too much and it won't polymerize, it'll just become tacky and spoil. I restore very old, usually rusty and crusty, cast iron cookware as a hobby and sell them.

@chaplincrabtree

30w

@@AuroraGw2

Don't care didnt ask, you're brown

@AuroraGw2

30w

@@chaplincrabtree you're a silly little guy lol

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@mattstbe6452

2y↑138

People don't even use those lines, they use the whole cup, if not the whole bottle per load.

@marlena4020

1y↑15

Lol!! I use like two of those caps…and filled to the rim 😅

@NAprincess324

1y↑3

Yes! I’ve seen it I only use a little bit depending on the load

@FreeCpRareAccounts1

50w↑9

th-the whole bottle?

@chuu_r_ugly8957

43w↑3

@@FreeCpRareAccounts1 how are you stuttering with a keyboard???

@FreeCpRareAccounts1

43w↑9

@@chuu_r_ugly8957 expressive aphasia ain't just limited to verbal speech production 😔

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@girlnamedtex101

2y↑204

I tried this and all my laundry started to stink- I think we need the detergent

@angrygaragemechanic

2y↑25

You probably need to run a clean cycle on your washer 😉

@queenz1126

44w↑32

I clean regularly n it still stinks,agree with her more detergent pls

@mssha1980

43w↑13

@@queenz1126you either have an inferior washer or too many clothes in your washer

@mera8785

40w↑15

@@mssha1980nah you actually need a proper amount of detergent to clean fabric. Just think of how it actually works. It's agitated to go in through the fibres and pull out dirt. Well how many detergent molecules do you think are produced by this tiny amount she's adding? If it's just a small load of thin fabrics with hardly any surface area then it's fine but if you have a normal sized load of clothes with thicker fabric than one ply toilet paper, you're gonna be locking in only a tiny amount of dirt molecules before the detergent is all spoken for.

@scholasticbookfair.

34w

@@mera8785that's just not how it works

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@avant4life93

40w↑4

This is the one time i actually follow the instructions. Why would I do less than what the makers of the product says is minimum.

@bethnorrod5942

36w↑1

I love my 1982 washer. It beats the clothes clean. Even in ye olden times,they used scrub boards,clothes plungers, paddles,rocks,etc to beat and agitate clothes. Washers with no agitators don't get clothes clean enough no matter how much detergent you use,imo. My mom couldn't wait to get a new fancy front loader when the machine shed had for over 30 years finally went kaput. Then she couldn't wait for the front loader to tear up so she could get a regular washer. The fancy front loader only lasted 4 years. She got another he machine,but it has an agitator and it's high capacity so we can all wash our mattress covers and comforters.

@shadowcollins4589

41w↑4

Depends on your water though. Most of my life I've lived in places with hard water. Takes more detergent

@imanjones3807

42w↑5

😮I use triple the amount they tell us to us...gots to be clean 😅🎉❤

@theworldamongus12

41w↑3

As someone who has tested there water hardness my water is pretty hard if your water is on the soft side I recommend using a little bit because the detergent will get through the clothing unlike hard water where the dish soap will not get in there to wash. Also some people have other issues with laundry like when I’m washing baby poop clothing I’m not gonna be generous with that baby detergent I need that stain out. Oh and jeans. Jeans should not be washed as much but when you do they should be washed properly.

@ainorey882

1y↑19

To anyone doubting this - take a look at how little detergent is in a laundry detergent pod. You're supposed to use only one of those and it's not much.

It's true that you only need max 2 tablespoons to get your clothes clean, because modern washers use so little water.

If you use too much your clothes are left with residue and ironically won't get as clean as they would with less because rinsing the soap away is a huge part of the laundry cleaning process.

@priscillalopez6149

40w↑5

Let's not forget that the detergent pods have a huge content than most bottled laundry detergents. They are super concentrated. Meaning that they have a lot of detergent, fabric softener/color protector and stain remover.

@geekmyths

40w

very much depends on your detergent, washer, and cycle. some detergents are more concentrated than others, so it might take more or less of them to get the same amount of soap. and you gotta know how much water your washer uses for the cycle you are running.

@ndgrandma1818

33w↑1

If you read the directions on the bottles of laundry pods, you are only suppose to use 1 pod for a small load, 2 pods for medium load and 3 for large or extra dirty loads.

@americanbobtail1

33w↑1

Yeah, and only 1 laundry tab does not work for me. Usually 3 to 4 laundry tabs are needed for my clothes to not stink.

@tennillej9601

30w

@@americanbobtail1I had that issue with tide pods I switched brands and noticed a difference, money making grab from them to get you to buy more

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@Nottodaygoddamnit

2y↑20

Source: trust me don’t thoroughly wash your clothes if you want to wash them

@fernan7055

2y↑22

Just know that the amount of suds, doesnt mean you are cleaning better, modern detergent are made to produce less suds, fun fact they are a lot lore concentrated than the detergents you bought back in the 2000s

@MeteCanKarahasan

Fun fact: liquid detergents use more surfactants than powder detergent, however they also have more nonsudsing surfactants than powder detergents. It is harder to make nonsudsing powder detergent.

@nonic4vic600

@Mete Can Karahasan they actually make he laundry detergent i have some and it produces less suds

@MeteCanKarahasan

2y↑1

@Nonic4vic when I started adding Calgon it started making more suds which means in normal hardness condition suds demonstrate that calcium isn't encrusting, or dirt isn't redepositing during the wash into the fibers. It is very important to the status of the wash quality, a make or break quality.

@a.s.h-

41w↑2

i wait a long time before i do my laundry so i need more to make sure i get mine clean. and because if i don’t add a certain amount i breakdown

@sokayconnor

1y↑26

Bruh when we were running out of laundry detergent in a week I found out my boyfriend was using two full caps and I cannot cope 😭

@rosameijering5161

43w

I do the same

@sokayconnor

43w↑10

@@rosameijering5161 That's not good for your laundry unless you work in something gross, like the oilfield or if your clothes are crusty. Using a few table spoons is enough for your clothes.

@gaylenewood7707

40w↑1

I bet your skin was itchy?

@jasminesmith7542

38w

I use a whole cup and a half cuz I have huge loads

@AmberTurdsShittyBedsheet

2y↑129

This may only work for lightly soiled clothes. Everyone has a different method to achieve soft, clean clothes. Whatever works is best, honestly. 🤙🏼

@nickapimu

41w↑3

I started noticing my clothes getting stiff and crunchy but ever since I found this "hack" and I don't even use fabric softener, clothes are back to new.

@wolfe6220

35w

Exactly! Since I dont need fabric softener, the smell of it makes me sick. I cant even walk down the laundry aisle.

Just because something smells like a field of flowers doesnt mean its clean. If you can use non scented detergent and they smell like nothing when u pull them out of the dryer, THATS clean!

@saramations

1y↑5

Incase anyone forgot, 2 tablespoons is 1/8 of a cup since there is 16 tablespoons in a cup. If you're use 4 tbsp of detergent, you're using 1/4 of a cup...etc etc.

@Kipplingfire

38w↑1

As a wise man once said “my clothes are getting baptized”

@cassandracontreras23

47w↑4

Are you guys rolling around in caca everyday?? “Need it soapy” you don’t need 2 cups of soap

@Angelaperez_4

2y↑46

No!! not enough detergent will cause crunchy/stiff clothes bcuz they are still dirty yuck 🤮 I need a soapy wash and I use triple the amount of detergent and my clothes smell amazing and have never been crunchy or stiff!!

@fernan7055

2y↑17

You are just wasting your money tbh

@Angelaperez_4

2y↑8

@Fernan no not really I coupon so all my detergents like Tide and Tide pods and Gain and downy softeners are nearly nothing or free!! I never pay full price for anything and I have a huge stock even using extra detergents and softeners I’d never run out lol 😂 or waste money!!

@weirdresidentkidd

Agree, I need soapy clothes. I have actually had better results with like 7x the amount of washing powder. I may or may not have put just the tinest bit of dish soap to make it bubbly. And I actually add just a little more fabric softener because when I use the recommended amount the results just feel the same as if you never used it

Here are some soapy washing machine videos
https://youtu.be/0BYm6077bRw
https://youtu.be/3f-DKcRf6P0

@MeteCanKarahasan

2y↑1

If you don't use enough builders - not the surfactants found in these liquid detergents - all those released dirt won't be carried and be deposited into the clothes. You really need powder for heavily dirtied clothes not to get dirt redeposited in the wash.

@beeshoney4945

2y↑8

@Angela Perez I'm a couponer too😁 She right it does mess up your washing machine.I use alot less now, I use more than 2 table spoon My clothes look cleaner and I won't have to replace my washing machine no time soon. It's great being a couponer we do have Alot of Tide, Gain, Persil, and alot of toothpaste 😂 and huge stockpiles of everything else, But most people don't coupon so they're wasting money.

@nicholasbridgemohan

1y↑21

Right, those “pesky lines” given by the manufacturer who would’ve lab tested how much is needed.

@wolfe6220

35w

😂😂😂

@Dunkinbringhamback

39w↑1

I hate that there's a whole side of TikTok that tries to gaslight me into using less laundry detergent 😂

@ericasherrell

1y↑4

Luckily my washer has a extra rinse option so I can continue to pour too much detergent 😂😂

@K119_

40w↑4

Not when you have a house full of boys and a hubby who does manual labor. They need more then that!

@leviyoung8890

25w

Ikr

@_beep_boop_

42w↑1

It’s very true- too much detergent actually leaves your clothes dirtier than a proper amount because the soap, which is clinging to all that dirt and gunk that’s SUPPOSED to rinse away, won’t rinse properly. Leaving dirty residue on your items. Not enough soap is ALSO a problem, but I think most people use too much not too little since most of us would rather feel we are being “too clean” than risk being “too dirty”. Larger or heavily soiled loads - use more. Personally, I wash my socks and undies separate in hot water. But for medium “normal” soiled loads 1-2 tbsps is what I see most cleaning channels recommend, as well as articles I’ve read online

@reneeritenour4204

40w↑3

Tell that to a mom that has a boy family. She'd laugh in your face

@mariescriven5675

37w↑1

Try the multiple options of laundry sheets. They're mess free, light and a small box.

@annikiemabona9653

44w↑1

I ask myself if people really wash their clothes or do they just run it through water and dry it?

@dommybigshot7450

2y↑9

I actually use oxi sanitizer for the flava!!!!!

@sutefanii_channn

41w↑1

I use quite a lot more than that for large loads (which are all of our loads lol) and they result has never been crunchy or stiff…

@charlotteblack7593

38w↑1

Ya ... two things: depends on the hardness of your water. Soft water use less, hard water use more. Its all about how well the soap will suds with your water - and thus clean your clothes. Second crunchy clothes: if your using a clothes stand (drying rack) indoors it will dry flat and thus can be "crunchy" but more likely your clothes just havent been washes properly and are either dirty or soapy. Crunchy after a tumble dry, same thing or there is something wrong with your machine and it needs to be service... which should be done annually.

@peterk.2108

17w

What the fuck is soft water

@charlotteblack7593

17w

Soft water has higher sodium content while hard water has mineral content such as calcium or magnesium. You can soften hard water by adding softener to your water system ie salt.

@Leoprincess3038

2y↑54

Naw half a shot glass for me would be ONE ITEM 😂😂 I pour until I feel "this'll do it" lmao and never use less than 3 pods (unless I'm down to my last 4.....like this week's laundry) lol 💧🧼🧼🧺🧺

@Angelaperez_4

2y↑6

So me I pour until I’m satisfied or if using powder detergent I use several large scoops I need a soapy wash and I’ve never had crunchy or stiff clothes 💯👏👏🤣🤣 and I use a lot of detergent!!! Heavy handed when it comes to my laundry!! She might be having crunchy and stiff clothes bcuz of the lack of detergent and the clothes are still dirty yuck 🤮

@Leoprincess3038

2y↑3

@Angela Perez Exactly!! 😂💯🤢

@fernan7055

2y↑6

No need for that

@prieltheprune1302

Exactly

@mcch1n

2y↑7

ok maybe not 3 pods that’s unnecessary lol

2 pods max

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@TheSunBringsJoy

42w↑1

I’ve tried using that amounts and my clothes came out stinky still. I use unscented detergent and vinegar.

@aliyanicole2228

1y↑14

2tbs is absolutely not enough. A shot glass isn’t even enough for a full load

@kittycat8222

36w

So glad I still have my used 80’s brown top. Only $5-20 dollar parts, needs fixed about once every 4 years for a small spring and no nightmare conformity.

@ybabiem.8849

2y↑25

She probably doesn’t work bc my husbands clothes needs a shit tone 🤣🤣

@pomegranteappleson1628

39w↑1

I just pour until I Feel it’s enough.

@mariodiy4517

32w

This works for my front load washer. A top loader may require more, like the recommended amount in the instructions.

@kimgaudet4054

32w

Not only that, it sticks to all the parts in your washing machine that do not get directly rinsed. And create issues with PC boards and gears.

@motomutant

39w↑1

NOT STIFF AND CRUNCHY GIRL THATS JUST YOU- 😭

@nevenmilat2729

38w

I bought a new Haier washing machine and on the program fast 15" less than 4 kg of laundry, the recommended amount of liquid detergent is 12 ml. I followed the instructions and the laundry was washed well, of course it is less greasy laundry.

@helloguyswhatsup8

47w↑2

nah i prefer to select extra rinse

@SweetSappha240

41w

I'd probably pour until my ancestors tell me to stop if I did laundry.

@its_foi

17w

There’s apparent texts on bottle label saying how much should you use per load. I remembered using powder version as laundry detergent and it’s just about 2-3 tbsp per load as well. Yet somebody used a whole bottle per load and caused bubble disaster. 💀
Anyway, put your laundry detergent before you load your laundry as well. You wouldn’t want to damage your top clothes. + tide pods are convenient to use. Just one pod per load or 2 per heavy load.

@williampineda459

35w

The R&D department after watching this: 💀

@xenia1250

35w↑1

it depends on the hardness of the water ie. on where you live

oh also on the type of detergent

and the amount of clothes

and how much water the washing machine puts in

@KAlexandra516

39w

Actually- the measuring lines on the laundry cup are legit and measure in tablespoons. (look closely, they're on there!) They just give a big cup so - 1. Can snap on the lid. 2. Make it look like the cup size is the actual amount for a load so you go through it faster. 3. Can get away with it because the measurments are sneaky and actually on the cup- but you gotta look closely. :)

@daphneraven6745

33w

I think a person needs to figure that out for the hardness of the local water, coupled with what the machine can handle.

I’ve done some experimenting with this very concept, and I did find that if I reduce the amount of detergent too much, the clothes just doesn’t get clean. There’s no way around it.

But also that tossing in a little baking soda sometimes makes a huge difference. Especially with hard water.

@larkholland

30w↑1

Don't buy liquid for one (it's mostly water). Powder is more cost effective because you use less.

@kieran8792

40w

I just stick the soap into the compartment in my washing machine…I forgot these types existed too 😭

@moringsdaughter

40w

The instructions on my detergent bottle say to measure to line 1 or 2 for regular loads. I measured the amount and it turned out to be a couple of Tablespoons. So you can use the cap, you just need to follow the instructions on the detergent bottle.

@sfsen

21w

She is right. That much is more than enough,
if you love to do 1 more wash cycle again with 3 more tablespoon of detergent.

@reynaldocardenas8388

26w

Their is a thing called fabric softeners. With different aromas. It helps soften your clothes after it has been washed. It's used right after the wash cycle and is in a different compartment.

@kellybroady6378

33w

I use fabric softener along with too much detergent. Our washer lasted over 30 years. My clothes come out soft and smelling great. I probably need to do better, but it's so hard because I love those clean smells.

@cremebrulee4759

35w

For high-efficiency machines a repairman told me that using too much detergent causes the machine to create too many sides and it destroys the pump (I think it was the pump.). Anyway, he said to poor to a count of two, and that that was enough detergent.

@saraisslaying2656

45w↑2

NO NO NO NO! I’m not going to walk around smelling weird. I’d rather add the whole bottle then a tablespoon.

@Mr.56Goldtop

32w

YES!! most modern detergents are concentrated!

@eleenajackson2915

35w↑1

Girly... no. I'll pour the detergent from the bottle in a load of my laundry. I pour until my brain says, "Okay! That's enough or is it to much?" That's when I know it's right.

@Bugs11000

36w

I'm a trucker. I'm not afraid to say. Most of the time I wear the same clothes for three days. Since I don't sweat a lot my clothes don't smell bad after three days. Never had complaints from anyone who told me that I smelled bad. My sister would have been the first one to tell me. She smells like a bloodhound. She never complained about me smelling. But, I 'm aware that three days is the top limit. I use gain pods and put three of them in the washer. Gets rid of my smell and leaves a nice fresh scent on your clothes. Can't complain about that.

@christinamartinez8132

27w

My Home Economics teacher never told us this. I've been over filling my detergent and fabric softener my entire life.

@emilyrl.

39w

I don't know about this but my pro tip is to mix the detergent with water before pouring it in. I use a bottle shake it all up then pour.

@outbackbaby7788

36w

I use a laundry sanitiser alongside my normal laundry liquid, never gone back everything comes out so fresh and clean

@randybobandy9828

31w

Those lines are useful. Depending on load size.

@LonlyFrog

38w

they have the lines there because of how much they water down the product so you actually have anuf to get your clothing clean. And if your clothes are still coming out "crunchy" perhaps clean your washer or git a new one.

@Pslm91v14n15

33w

It depends on how concentrated the detergent is and how much water your machine uses. There is no universal amount.

@roxyabrooks864

44w↑1

Laundry soap, when overused, is super bad for your skin. Lots of chemicals in commercial soap! Too much soap ruins your machine, too. Less is more, as the stuff is so concentrated.

@hannahw7023

39w

The amount of detergent you need is determined by the load size and weight, and how much water the machine uses. Not to mention, are my clothes/bedding just a lil dirty, or was I doing something that made them extra nasty?

I just use whatever amount feels right to me. I'd rather use a bit too much and have clean clothes then not enough and have to run it again.

@yesleksmith

1y↑2

I don't use as much as recommended but a tablespoon isn't enough.

@rachelc9908

33w↑1

Ain’t no way 1 tablespoon is cleaning a full load

@itsaaronlolz

41w

a nurse told me he barely uses detergent and he just lets the dryer kill the germs 😂

@slavicprincess

40w↑1

That pour was just ✨perfect✨

@DieGurkenfresser

1y↑1

No thanks. I will Stick to what the package tells me to use 😂
Which is around the Same btw. One Line is for a regular load, two for very dirty stuff or the huge washers. I would suggest to read the Instructions....

@funnygoldendoodle

33w

I usually use 3 times the amount and my laundry is not stiff and it smells great 😂

@myafrxiy

34w

Close come outside when I use those pesky lines 😂

@m.v.gonzalez5575

40w

AND PLEASE DON'T USE FABRIC SOFTENER!! IT WILL DESTROY YOUR MACHINE
(Just use a bit of white vinegar instead, it will also clean tartar and hard water residue)

@babajinde

1y↑2

Add a bit of Piine-Sol

@jesseh998

40w

It’s on the back label
Tells you how much for the washer you use. I like to use a bit less and a little softener and scent boosters before loading up depending type of laundry.

@johnjohng668

31w

Too much of the wrong detergent can lead to eczema and other health issues. Buy free & clear products only to avoid any exposure to chemicals in fragrances.

@annief4156

34w

I was told never to use the amount that they say to she's right they want you to use it real quick and come back and buy more the same with your dishwasher tablespoon.

@kukumaku6498

35w

I use half a teaspoon of laundry detergent. Who cares if my shirt still stinks after such a laundry? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@AdamsCarWashVids

24w

I found that when you don’t use enough detergent what’s the left behind is a dirty oily residue, and then you have to re-wash everything again, so I just use the recommended amount

@manestage5403

43w↑1

I do a double rinse. Probably overusing water, but I don't care.

@urfavleo07

40w

bro i just pour it around in circles until i feel like there is enough

@Cat34675

33w

I normally fill up the soap to level 3 and sometimes to level 4 depending on load size when I wash my clothes

@empanada65

37w

Girl, im washing my clothes bwcause theyre already atiff and crunchy. Aint no way its coming out worse than it went in 😂

@gardenandcalico

36w

instructions unclear took a detergent shot

@AmedamaCherry

30w

How about looking at the instructions on the package and using as much as needed of that certain detergent for your certain kind of washer and water quality and amount of clothing...? 😅