Question about Washing Machines
detergent is still in the cup--diluted. When I empty it, it run down the inside of the door???? You need to remove the detergent drawer and clean properly with boiling water and put some boiling water
...detergent that froze. I'm thinking of putting the cup and white piece (separated) in the dishwasher on a sanitize cycle to try to remove this weird goop. (Feels like grease.) The downside to this ...
Question about Washing Machines
...cup full of bleach and running the wash cycle ( no clothe just water) If you use washing powder as a detergent , there will be a build up of detergent mud under the wash bowl and the bacteria will be ...
...detergent cup after each wash. After reading several blogs about water pressure in the LG washers, I checked my water hoses to the washer. Over time, my metal sheathed lines had kinked near the input ...
...cup? Switch to powdered detergent. You'll be much happier in the long run. Liquid detergent leaves a residue. Eventually the residue mildews. Powered detergent leaves no residue. Plus you will solve ...
...cup of vinegar to flush the detergent residue from the drum, no laundry, and see if the water runs clear and/or if it leaks, if the problem occurs you may be facing a gasket breach. More often than ...
...detergent cup after each wash. After reading several blogs about water pressure in the LG washers, I checked my water hoses to the washer. Over time, my metal sheathed lines had kinked near the input ...
...cup dish detergent. Run the machine through a full wash cycle, with a 1/2 gallon bleach in a small load setting, Then run the machine with full load setting and nothing for detergent, just the water, ...
full cup for large capacity washers)--won't harm clothes--DO NOT ADD detergents or softeners with baking soda.-- If that doesn't do it- run full wash cycle with 1/2cup of Lime Away. DO NOT ADD LAUNDRY
...dispenser cup for detergent is full of clean water? remove soap draw and strip apart as it is in need of a good clean as the liquids are taken by a syphoning process so the draining holes are
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