Sentences with phrase «on detergent»

Just follow the directions on the detergent as usual.

Cutting back on the detergent in a 5 gallon bucket was essential for me.

Please be sure to refer your diaper manufacturer's guidelines on detergent usage in order to preserve you warranty.

Please refer to the article on detergent residue for more information.

When you're running low on detergent, you press a button and have it on your doorstep in hours.

First things first - before you build up your stash of cloth, you want to make sure you have decided on a detergent to use.

The secret to preventing that from happening is by checking for the ingredients on that detergent before you drop it into your cart.

I saw water in the black pitcher and black in the word «bold» on a detergent box.

Ask your sales representative for recommendations on detergent use.

Don't skimp on detergent, but also don't go overboard.

I agree that there are many combinations of a cloth diaper laundry routine that will work, depending on the detergent, the water hardness, and the type of water.

Wash your diapers on warm / hot (up to 140F / 60C) with the recommended amount of detergent per load as stated on the detergent's box / bottle.

-- South of the border, Colgate - Palmolive Co. is increasing the price of toothpaste, and Proctor & Gamble Co. and Kimberly - Clark Corp. are raising the sticker price on detergent, toilet paper and diapers.

The news item dominated the New York Time's «Most Popular» list for weeks: For your dishwasher's sake - go easy on the detergent.

Most instructions on detergents say to use less detergent in a HE machine than you normally would in a «regular» washing machine, but do you find this to be the case with washing diapers?

Load up on the detergent because your laundry loads are about to triple.

Do your research on the detergents yourself.

Follow the directions on the detergent as usual.

Use a standard measure or mark the correct amount on the detergent bottle cap with a permanent marker to prevent overdosing.

We had been using the powdered version of Charlie's Soap, but I was curious about what was on the the detergent chart.

Chemical Make - up: Here are some information on detergent ingredients and why it's not a necessary component in cleaning your diapers.

You may have been relying on your detergent to get rid of all the dirt and germs, but if you're not using bleach or very hot water, you're not killing the bacteria — they're getting on your hands and staying in the washing machine.

Laundry Pure claims that you'll make that money back in the amount of money you save on detergent and on hot water usage, but based on those estimates, that would mean a payback of 5 years for me.

Over-dosing on detergent also produces build up and is the single most common cause of leaking problems as it will leave residue causing your diapers to possibly leak, or leave baby with a rash.

Smart Bottoms suggests 6 - 8 times, but if you do the drop water test it may vary based on your detergent, water and more.

(More info on detergents in my cloth / disposable post.)

We get our coffee in the drive - thru, we scarf down energy bars on the go, and we mix whites and darks in the laundry (even though that fuzzy bear on the detergent is giving us a disapproving look.)

The installation of domestic rainwater harvesting systems leads to substantial savings for families on detergents and other additives used for laundry purposes, and also makes a valuable contribution to reducing this activity's environmental impact.

Although a communal installation — with tanks of up to 12,000 m3 — means a greater initial investment, when this is spread between all users the cost per user is similar to that of an ordinary washing machine, and would soon be recouped thanks to the savings on detergent.

The findings show that for every m3 of rainwater used to wash clothes (the equivalent of 11 wash cycles) there is a saving of 5.68 Euros on detergent, and that large rainwater tanks for resident communities, or even for parts of neighbourhoods, is more economical and energy - efficient than individual installations.

The dirtier the load, the more detergent is needed so don't skimp on detergent.

While this material does take awhile to prep (depending on the detergent you use, Smart Bottoms suggests 3 - 8 washes to reach full absorbency!)

Refer your diaper manufacturer's guidelines on detergent and / or additive usage in order to preserve you warranty

Wash your doublers in warm or hot water with the recommended amount of detergent as stated on the detergent's container.

Sure, there are dishwashers that alert you when you're low on detergent and...

I can't stand it when others blame «chemical burns» on detergents that do not have any chemicals in it.

Read on for all the «dirt» on this detergent.

Organic cotton takes awhile to prep (depending on the detergent you use, Smart Bottoms suggests 3 - 8 washes to reach full absorbency!)

So stock up on detergent, if you haven't already.

Don't skimp on the detergent either!

Those striped shorts are so cute & I hear you on the detergent: I only use Tide!

They require even less soap to wash clothing properly, so be sure to skimp on the detergent and only use soaps marked safe for HE washers.