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How do you use OxiClean in a washing machine?

How do you use OxiClean in a washing machine?

Add a scoop to every load—it works in both High Efficiency (HE) and non-HE washing machines to get your clothes extra clean. Just put your detergent into the cup, and add OxiClean™ directly to the drum.

What can I use in place of washing machine cleaner?

Vinegar and baking soda are amazing natural cleansers and can be used safely in your washing machine. Add a quart of white vinegar and a cup of baking soda to the cleaning mode and run the washer without clothes.

Can you use OxiClean instead of detergent?

Unlike chlorine bleach, OxiClean uses oxygen ions to safely clean and brighten clothes without risk of damaging colored clothing. OxiClean has enough cleaning power to use alone in the washing machine, allowing you to eliminate your basic laundry detergent.

How much OxiClean do I put in my washing machine?

Laundry Add one scoop of OxiClean to each load of laundry in addition to your regular detergent. OxiClean will boost your laundry detergent’s cleaning power and is safe on most fabrics including jeans and colors. Do Not Use On Wool Or Silk.

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How do you clean and deodorize a washing machine?

Bring out the vinegar. Pour two cups of white vinegar into the drum, then run a normal cycle at high heat—without any clothes, of course. The baking soda and vinegar should break up any residue stuck to your drum and kill any mold that might be present. They’ll also help remove any foul odors.

Can I mix OxiClean with detergent?

A: OxiClean is a detergent itself and would not need to be mixed or added with other detergents.

Is OxiClean laundry detergent?

OxiClean™ HD™ Laundry Detergent is a detergent and is designed to be used only on laundry. It cleans, removes stains and whitens/brightens laundry.

What happens if you use too much OxiClean?

Don’t use more than directed Using more OxiClean than you need to could result in color loss for your clothes and fabrics.