Re: Re: from the company.....dishwasher / Miracle II soap

[Guest guest]

I have a energy efficiant clothes washer and it states I must use EI soap. very expensive but low suds.

My friend has one also, and she said that the company actually suggests just plain old Tide or All etc just use half the soap, I did and it works.

So diluting should actually reduce the sudsing factor.

Ro------------------------------------------------------------------------If you always do what you've always done,Then you'll always get what you've always got.----- "" <berrywell@...> wrote: > > >> > I would think if it's a concentrated soap and diluted with water it shouldn't suds to much. I yet have to order and try it, but I think it will save a lot of money in the long run.> > Â > > If I'm not mistaken, uses it in the dishwasher. I am sure she will chime in.> Yes, I use it in the dishwasher, but literally only a drop (I dilute it before hand in a bottle with baking soda and peroxide, and only add a hefty "squirt" to the load-you don't NEED "loads" of stuff to get dishes clean.> -NC

[Guest guest]

Hey, I have four cats. I learned that another owner called our mutual

gross little practice " the prewash cycle. " Makes cleanup a LOT easier

(those abrasive little tongues are better than Brillo).

Re: from the company.....dishwasher /

Miracle II soap

 

Yes, I use it in the dishwasher, but literally only a drop (I dilute it

before hand in a bottle with baking soda and peroxide, and only add a

hefty " squirt " to the load-you don't NEED " loads " of stuff to get

dishes clean.