Posted on 01/08/2017 9:18:48 PM PST by Lorianne
How many songle story houses are there in the USA?
If he can, he'll use recycled parts he may have on hand and if not, he'll use new ones.......and he only charges a fraction of what an advertised repairman would charge.
That is not the best form of phosphate to use in your dishwasher and washing machine.
This is where I order the kind of phosphate that is designed specifically for those purposes. I have been using for years.
https://www.soapgoods.com/Sodium-Tripolyphosphate-Light-Density-STPP-p-1267.html.
You must be talking about the washers made since Maytag was bought by Whirlpool. I have one of the last REAL Maytags. It washes just fine-—Top loader—can adjust the amunt of water infinately. Most current detergents work better in cool or cold water than the older detergents. However, the lack of phosphates is evident.
I won’t own a front loader washer. Neighbors bought a new set-—washer uses so little water, I couldn’t see it when the washer was running. Their clothes gets mannered, being tumbled over & over to ‘get washed’. The other problem these new washers have is that they spin so long & hard that clothes come out with wrinkles that don’t always disappear in the dryer.
By over spinning the washer, then ‘you use less inergy drying ‘ your clothes. Add to that the CCR’s that many areas have where actual outside clotheslines are forbidden!!!
I will stay living rural, thank you.
TSP is phosphate free.
Really.
You missed?
“Males, do not flush while sitting!”
And there are, now, NO phosphates in TSP...
2) Cascade Commercial DW Detergent was removed from the market...
It has been replaced with Cascade Fryer Boil-Out - It is the EXACT same formula (the original was intended to clean fryers) just renamed to remove the ‘dishwasher’ label.
It’s great stuff and cleans dishes well.
2) Cascade Commercial DW Detergent was removed from the market...
It has been replaced with Cascade Fryer Boil-Out - It is the EXACT same formula (the original was intended to clean fryers) just renamed to remove the ‘dishwasher’ label.
It’s great stuff and cleans dishes well.
Make sure you get the real TSP, red box. They sell fake noTSP also ....
Last time I bought some at Lowe’s the real stuff was way up on the top shelf, requiring a clerk to get it down. I bought 15 pounds, all 3 boxes they had way up there.
Thanks, I read that on an Amazon review too.
Try any decent sized paint store (S-W, etc), as TSP is commonly used by paint pros to de-gloss painted surfaces before repainting.
Now, soaps lack this crucial ingredient. In order to add it back in, you have to go to the paint section of the hardware store and buy it in a box (TSP, the real stuff, not the artificial kind). Add a quarter cup to your wash. You would be amazed at the difference it makes. Things actually get more-or-less clean.
Yep. BUT NOT A QUARTER CUP!!! USE VERY SPARINGLY. 1/4 of a teaspoon in washer or dishwasher.
Tri-sodium Phosphate is really good stuff. I keep a couple boxes in the dry-store.
I just took out the flow restrictor in my wife’s kitchen faucet and she says she feels like she could wash elephants at the zoo. I drilled out my shower heads over 15 years ago and guests always are amazed at my “water pressure.” I have instructed many comrades on how to fix the problem with the Algore shower heads. Don’t get me started on the Algore toilets and the number of times I have had to plunge them...
Yes. Anyone that has time for these click bait sites and more time to post these semi-stories has too much time on their hands.
Not necessarily any more time than it took you to check out the post, size it up and respond.
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We found a top loader with an agitator. But the preset water levels ate a joke. We don’t use any of the factory recommended settings. Ditto for our new dryer. And don’t get me started in our new fridge....
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