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The use of a sufficient amount of
detergentis one of the most irnpor-
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tant thingsyou can do to make
sure your wash comes out clean.
Amount required varies
according to:
1. Water hardness
2. Amount of soil
3. Sizeof load
4. Typeof detergent
5. Wash temperature.
Use more detergent if
you have. e
1. Hard water
2. Large loads
3. Greasy or oily soils
4. Lower wash temperature
5. Low phosphate detergent.
If
the
recommendedamount of
detergentproduces too many suds,
switchto a low sudsingdetergent
brand, and followinstructionson
package.
Using too littledetergentis a com-
mon cause of laundry problems.
Alwaysmeasure detergentin a
standard measuringcup.
How
to
use detergent
Granular or I?owdered-Place in
the filter pan for normal condi-
tions, but, for best results, put the
detergentnext to the agitator after
the clotheshave been loaded.
If your detergentdoesn'tdissolve
well, pre-dissolvethe detergentin
hot water then pour directlyinto
the wash basket.
Recommended
amount of
detergent
for
average SOin
kmll high
sucking powder.
Water
Water Level Setting
Hardness
Extra
Large
Medium
Small
Mini
Large
Basket
VERY
HARD
2
cups
-i% cups
1
1/2
cups
1% cups
'/3
cup
10-20 Gr.
High Sucking
Powder Type
HARD
4-10 Gr.
1%- cups
1
'Y2
cups
1M cups
%1cup
'/4
cup
SOFT
O-4Gr.
1 cup
1 cup
% cup
v2
cup
'laCUP
Low Sucking
Concentrated
0-10
Grains
1 cup
% cup
'/2
cup
'/2
cup
'/4
cup
Powder Type
LIQUID
I
o-1o
Grains
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FOLLOW PACKAGEDIRECTIONS
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1. Use recommendedamount of
detergentfor your load and water
hardnessas shown in chart.
2. Other detergenttypes-Low
and normal suds, powders, liquids,
non-phosphate powders, follow
recommendationson package.
3. For Extra Cleaningcycles,
double the amount of detergent
recommended in the chart.
4. For hard water treatment, see
page 16.
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