Dont' know where to add bleach alternative

The short answer to your question is YES! Clorox 2® Stain Remover & Color Booster has hydrogen peroxide as its active ingredient and is in the class of oxygen, color-safe (or non-chlorine) bleach. Compare this to Clorox® Regular-Bleach2 with CLOROMAX®, which uses sodium hypochlorite as it's active ingredient and is in the class of chlorine bleach. Hydrogen peroxide is safer to use in your dispenser than is chlorine bleach.

Most people add soap directly to stained place there trying to get clean. So my answer is yes. The only think you don't want to put directly on cloths is real bleach. Landry detergent with bleach alternative is ok...like oxy-clean.

It should be okay to use dry bleach, if you follow the instructions on the bleach. Some bleaches require dissolving in water first, others can be used dry.

This is not a technical answer, but we have the same appliance and have not found any HE Color-Safe bleach. We use the Clorox Color-Safe and just use less-- and mix it with the detergent. I've seen other feedback saying to put it into the bleach tray, but we have not done this-- just put some in with the detergent.

We make sure the entire tray area and inside the rubber rim of the door (under it) and anywhere else there's water is totally dry before closing the tray and door, and we've had no problems at all. We also occasionally run a 'clean' cycle through with regular bleach only.

Hope this helps somewhat at least-- Best of luck!

I would try Hydrogen Peroxide first before the Clorox type.

Do not use CLorox WITH the detergent at the same time.

You could also run a very concentrated detergent dishwasher load.

Detergent Dispenser
The detergent dispenser has 3 compartments,
marked A, B, and C.
A. Pre-wash detergent
B. Wash Detergent, Bleach (e.g. Clorox®)
C. Fabric softener (e.g. Downey®)
Note: The Bleach must be filled into “B”
compartment.

You should be using a HE liquid detergent. Does you machine have a dispenser for that? The detergent should go in that dispenser. You can put the powdered bleach right into the drum before you load the clothes. I am assuming this is an all fabric bleach.



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MLG2000A - Maytag Neptune Super Stack SL-3
1 - Select Wash/Rinse Water Temperature
2 - Select Options (Max Extract, Extra Rinse, Signa)
3 - Select Cycle
4 - Load the Clothes Washer (add detergent on top of the load in the tub, and additives [fabric softener, bleach] in their dispensers).
5 - Start the washer.
This is according to the owner's manual I have. Has worked for 9 years for me.

i have used everything to solve this exact problem!  I have to say the best detergent or bleach i have used in the lg..is the purex with bleach for colours it seems to work better than anything ive used...spent a fortune to have to soak my whites before putting them in this washer.  I must say im disappointed..

As far as I am aware, there IS NO dispenser for bleach, you have to put bleach in drum before adding clothes and starting cycle. The far right compartment is only for "pre-wash" cycles, and if no pre-wash is selected, water will run through ALL compartments at the rinse stage..... Oshie