Can you pour this into the water at the rinse cycle and have it do its job?
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Pls spray on the item onto desired areas - and then drop it into the dryer as per the manufacturer's instructions.
1797498
I sincerely doubt if this Product could be used in this manner. I have never tried it this way, and for Normal every Day Use, in wet Weather, I resorted to a Product called "CAMP DRY", made by KIWI. Personally, I will not Purchase the SCOTCHGARD in the future. James L. Powell.
1797499
No, you have to spray it on the garment to saturate the fabric and then dry it in a dryer to set the rain protection. It works well but it takes time and attention to the directions provided.
2274529
Yes, you have to be very careful in pouring I have had it work just fine and other times (when I am in a hurry) it can get messy. Sorry!
1701422
Sorry I am not sure. You should be able too. If you drink the water it soaks in to make sure and get the most out of it
456382
just pour it in, it will run through the filter anyway - keep in mind it will cause a lot of scum to collect/ coagulate on the surface. I use my shop vac to suck this stuff out off the surface - it takes awhile to get it all though. and it is a PIA - but it works
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No. The instructions on the bottle have you give the system an initial heavy dose by putting the cleaner down the tube the float is in so it goesto the bottom. You then put the system through two cycles and run the water on your faucets to flush out the any cleaner that may havegotten in the system. What I have been doing is putting about a half cup of cleaner in the tube every month or so. It seems to keep thesystem working just fine.
12940
Yes! I use it in water all the time. It gets some water in it some times but it doesn't affect it's use.
115811
Sure, split it into two batches. Since it might be tricky to split the concentrate evenly use a hydrometer to get the right specific gravity when adding the water
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I'm afraid not. The water enters at the top and must flow through via gravity to the bottom. It's not built to be pressurized--the water will leak around the outside of the filter medium if you try that.
900144
Only if it's not thicker than shampoo. It must flow to the bottom of the holding tank.
2032814
I wouldn't think so, as you have to have a basin to pour a capful or two of the rinse into some warm water.As far as the shampoo, I didn't purchase that particular item.
455386
yes WILLIAM you can,but be sure to rinse out the tank after you finish your chore cycle water through the unit to clean out the bleach solution
10749
It goes in the tank and mixed with the water (make sure to put the water in first), the side slot can also be used but it will not as effective
994100
I've used it-adding it into the rinse area(where you would add downy rinse) in my HE.
455385
yes WILLIAM you can,but be sure to rinse out the tank after you finish your chorecycle water through the unit to clean out the bleach solution
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Technically, yes, though my experience has been that there are usually some little bits of coffee grounds swirling around in the water when you do. My best advice would be to run it on the smallest cup setting as a rinse cycle, toss that water, and then refill using whatever size you want.
813861
Yes I think it could, but I don't because it is so easy to rinse out after use.
754557
Not effectively. It is designed to float on top of the water in top-loading washers during the initial cycle, and will spill the fabric softener too early in the front-loading washers due to getting tossed around.