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There Is Such A Thing As "Too Soft" Water It sure can be and it can cause graying and yellowing just as hard water can. Items can be rough or harsh as detergents are much harder to rinse.  I have soft water in our plant here  but use STPP only on the Extreme soil loads  and then only need 1 oz...

Cradling, Soaking, Stirring, Showering, Tumbling, Swinging, Sounds like its got bed bugs!

They just downszed most products and that is not enough. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/41758987/ns/business-consumer_news/

Not all chlorine bleaches are accepted by the EPA as disinfectants.  This is VERY true .  There is a difference in bleaches.  some of the lower cost are made with just regular water and have a shorter shelf life.  Clorox is made with distilled water and has a longer shelf life. Also some are...

they are 50 lb Troy Laundrite washers one on both ends the 2 dryers in the middle are 50 lb Huebuch  gas dryers and the extractor 2 machines from the end is a troy extractor. The old dryer next to it is a  American 50 lb Zone Air Gas Dryer From around the mid 40s   The 2 washers are early to...

Sears ultra plus The orange box

I'm not so sure that these will stand up to the abuse be You are SOOO right.  let them get the "pack full" treatment a few loads and then watch it  Fall apart.  Also most of the laundromat 'people' suds the hell out of them  what is that over suds cycle gonna do?/ should be fun to watch for sure.

this is what one of the last models looked like This model was one of the last Simplex ironer produced in mid 70s and sold for 3000.00 It was a 2 speed model and did have  a thermostat for ironing temperature. Work could be folded at front of rear.  Many used equiptment dealers have some for...

that machine sold for around 150.00 new And DOES not even have a thermostat. Temp is regulated by turning gas up or down. And it was well before any saftey features were even added. Simplex made ironers well into the late 70s mostly for smaller tablecloths 54 " ect and napkins.  They were also...

I have used ultra plus (orange box ) for years. I normally use it in the home machines  and  smaller machines, It does a good job on most all the work and is very inexpensive to use. compared with most other brands.  I do recommend it highly if  you have fairly soft water.  It does not do that...

I have used Ultra Plus in the Orange Box in the home style washers for a number of years. Use on avg of a box a day. If does a very good job and rinses freely and leaves no lingering fragrances. And most of all is VERY cost effective. I have it on auto shipment from the service center...

Sorry melvin They are long gone.. Wascomat will help you with it I am sure. Or pretty sure you can still get a manual for it with out too much problem.

Melvin You can use the machine on manual if you turn the program card to off. it will keep there until you turn it back on.. use a blank card for manual operation. the Wascomat I had was FL 75 but was at least 10 years ago when we traded it in for the 150 Edro Dyna Wash which weighs 2300...

Melvin That machine uses the (tit) programme cards. they are grey and come in 60 or 90 min formulas. they little tits that you cut off for each 30 seconds of time for what you what it to do.I had a 75 lb machine like it a few years ago and LOVED it. but bearings went and beacuse of its age...

I dont see that ANY apology is needed at all.

John the main wash is 18 mins our total formula time is about 55 on most loads depending on soil content. I have had a MAJOR problem with the P & G reps. they want (of course ) to use as much product as possible with out a hint as to saving anything. Ecolab rep is wonderful about trying to...

Jon The main reason I choose a 18 to 20 min main wash here is to cut the water and supplies. I found that by using that formula I could use 1/3 less detergent . Sure the increase in formula time is about 8 mins more. but with the amount of detergent saved in a day with the amounts we use here...

John How long are your washes on your machine?

Thanks John Below 60 will set some stains like blood just as hot water will unless a alkali is used and most households do not have that available to them. The 95 temp is really close to a perfet wash temp for blood and such stains and is cool enough to be considered cold water too. Was not...