Question about Malber WD1000 Front Load Washer/Dryer

MALBER WD 1000- CAN I USE LIQUID BLEACH?

THE UNIT SAYS YOU HAVE TO USE POWDER DETERGENT BUT THEN LATER IN THE MANUAL IS MEASURES OUT LIQUID VERSUS POWDER. MAKING ME THINK ITS OK. I HAVE BEEN USING LIQUID SOFTENER AND DETERGENT. CAN I USE LIQUID BLEACH? IF SO WHAT COMPARTMENT AND HOW MUCH. I JUST UPLOADED THE MANUAL FOR EVERYONE ALSO!!!

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Liquid detergent and liquid bleach are best.

Posted on Jan 07, 2008

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