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How do I spot clean stains when using an high efficiency detergent for an high efficiency washing machine?

Hi Melissa, I have a question for you. So a couple weeks ago we had to buy a new washer and of course we went with a HE. The sales lady, at a well-known furniture store, told us that you should actually only use 1 tablespoon of HE detergent for a normal size load, and 2 tablespoons for large loads. Her explanation was that the less soap you use, the less buildup you get in your machine. IS THIS TRUE? I tried it for a few loads and my clothes did not smell clean! Listening to you explain how the HE detergent works, her reasoning didn’t make sense. What do you think? Also, I’ve heard that vinegar can kill your machine over time. What’s up with that? Thanks for doing this series!

Do you use cold or hot water is washer?

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Very interesting demonstration!  I enjoyed watching this video as usual!  🙂

How do you get rid of the musty smell?!

Lol i thought this was about Chad

I would never buy an HE machine because they are all computer board based, which means a higher failure rate.

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Hiya Melissa can you please make your own laundry power would love to see you make it am a big fan thank youx

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Do you prefer the HE pods or the liquid? I have pods. How many clothes should I wash with just one pod? I sometimes fill my washer with clothes and use two pods, but I’m not sure if that’s the right amount of detergent. Thanks!

Wicked disappointed at how much information you’re hiding for the sake of selling tide products. Not helpful at all, I can’t afford Tide.

I am so sad that you elected to endorse a product. You just destroyed your credibility with me, and I used to actually seek out your videos!

May I ask a question that I want to ask who designed HE washer? I understand the washing water level is low for HE washer,
and the rinse water level is even lower. The question is, if the rinse water level is lower than the washing water level, how can the surface of the drum that was soaked by the washing water but not soaked by the rinse water be clean? I mean, if the top area of the drum was wet by the dirty water while washing and later it is higher than the rinse water level, the area remains dirty? I’m sure there must be a mechanism to avoid that. Do you know how it is designed?

My whites just don’t get as clean or as white as they do in my moms old fashion top loader. I’m embarrassed by them! I’ve even gone to her house to wash my own clothes using her washer with the same detergent and still they come out so much better! What am I doing wrong? I’ve tried using the oxy white boost but still dull whites 🙁 HELP! If my mom sees the state of my husbands white socks once more I’m in deep trouble!

I just got my first Samsung HE top loader washing machine. How do I add powder oxiclean? The directions say that I need to add it to the water first before adding laundry but I am unable to do that. Also our normal laundry detergent is liquid so I don’t know what to do in regards to removing the tray for powder or leaving the tray for liquid for this situation.

everyone I know that owns an HE machine regrets buying it. it’s not worth the savings to walk around with rancid smelling clothes not to mention time is money and you waste time trying to clean and care for the machine just get a normal washer

This is just a ad for tide……

DONT BUY HE here is why.
1.They take longer to wash, in some cases over 2 hrs.
2. In most HE washers you will never EVER be able to select the amount of water to use,this will leave a bad odor.
3. They can not remove oil stains as well.
4. By selecting fast wash, the stupid washer will just drain the water without Spin Dry..this leaves the Softener, then the washer adds the bleach, yea you will have Softener and bleach together.
5. Load Sensing is just a waste of even more time that is not effective of fluffy stuff . Here is how it works. The washer weights the clothes, spins it then micro manages every drop of water is adds. all to make sure that the clothes inside sucks it in. Ones the washer “THINKS” all the clothes is wet is starts to wash.. This is by far the most stupid shit ever.. It takes for ever and in some cases the clothes never gets wet.. even on a front load washer the water never gets to the center of the clothes..
5. On “My Wash Settings” you will not be able to maximize the temperature or amount of water.
6. The soap companies figured these washer needs less detergent so they made “Low suds detergent” when in reality all you have to use is less detergent.. But hey that would have mean less sales for them.

If saving water is more important then time and clean clothes for you.. the HE washers are are for you.. And dont thing that a larger capacity washer will help..

Take my word for it, SHAKE OFF THE HYPE FOR HE WASHERS AND GO WITH A SPEED QUEEN.

Is there a DYI for HE Laundry soap?

I’m not completely convinced by your “science of suds” unless you can effectively incorporate the third and fourth ingredients… fabric and dirt. Soap molecules having less attraction to water seems to mean that water is going to have less of an effect on pulling that soap out of the clothes during the rinse.

I’m not among those that need to complain of longer wash times, but maybe you can explain how HE machines rinse just as effectively, and how those detergents break down and separate from fabric as effectively with less water and energy… sure maybe longer times.