Cleaning your front load washing drum....use one half cup of your no-name listerine original mouthwash in your detergent drawer and voila! You will also find it removes mustiness from clothing/workwear with residual scent gone within 24 hours of drying.
@@alicedoors4826 You're more than a pretty face, aren't ya Alice....... You're absolutely correct. I should have been more precise....Not the mint flavoured or other offerings. Just the plan stuff your grandmother would have used for her teeth at night, beside the bed.
@@jimgale2079 lol I hate to be that "guy" (girl?) Jim but my grandma would have used a "chew stick" called a miswak, don't think it would be much help with my washing. She was never really a big fan of no-name colgate ;)
Yayy. Couldn’t figure out why I had liquids in my container after washing ! I had swiched to a powder detergent but did not know to remove the liquid detergent cup !! Now i know !!!!! Yayy !! Ty you tube !/ LG peeps. ;))
I just realized my laundry machine is missing the piece were the main liquid detergent goes. We bought it "brand new" or so we thought! Ive had it for yrs & lately ive been wanting to switch to powder detergent & if it wasent for this video, i wouldnt have ever knew about this missing piece on my laundry machine🤦♀️
Adding pods right into drum may cause permanent stains to light coloured/white items when the pod dissolves. Removing the liquid soap dispenser and depositing pod into drawer successfully disintegrates, diluting detergent into the drum.
OMG. This is a terrible washing machine. Uses very little water. It doesn't let you use PODS at all (not unless you add vinegar to every wash) or you run a separate wash cycle immediately after the wash cycle using a POD - this was explained to me by an LG technician that came to my place to figure out why my brand new machine (just 4 months old) was leaking water - he said the new LG (at least this model) was designed with an "innovative" air vent slit in the back of the machine, for air to escape when closing the washer door (odd!) but instead, if you use PODS, even semi-regularly, it will eventually result in residue build-up and water will overflow out of the back of machine (he showed me a video clip from another recent LG customer with the same problem!). I couldn't figure it out because my unit is stacked and i don't have access to the back (live in a condo). The machine takes 2 hours on "normal" wash cycle and doesn't wash/rinse properly. HORRIBLE product, even worse customer service from both LG and Trail Appliances!!!!
@@tedr8674 sorry you’re having problems , I purchased mine used today and it’s so quiet compared to my whirlpool duet which sounded like an airplane thrusters . I had to keep getting up to check if it was on because it’s so quiet . My clothes have been coming out clean, I am yet to use any pods and it takes around 35 mins or so on normal more; you must have gotten a dud because 2 hours is way too long
Great question! Just got a new to me LG front loader and I occasionally use bluing liquid. Up until now I’ve had a top loader so I’m trying to get my bearings on the front loader way of doing things. I hope someone posts an answer.
@@seh0041 I'm in the same boat with an LG washer and all. I have added to the main wash, I've added it to the final rinse by setting a timer (@ the final 18 minute mark for me), and I've added to both, but it just doesn't seem to be as effective as it was in the top load I used prior.
Just got my LG washer and dryer combo 7150. Was disappointed the dryer didn't come with dryer rack. Had to order it! So doing some laundry right off the bat is not getting done. I am so confused about how to get my laundry soap/sterilizer etc in the load! Had A KENMORE for 27 yrs. A Speed Queen for almost 9. They both had agitators with top dispensers. Hope I made a wise choice. I use liquid detergent and powder booster for wash cycle. How do I do it with these LGs? My old machines I put in the detergent and booster, filled the tub a bit and then added the load. Can't do that with this LG. I also use Lysol Sanitizer in the final rinse cycle? How do I do that with a LG ? The lid locks! There is no final rinse indicator. I missed it the first load. I normally add to rinse cycle after tub fills. Right now I am not having a fun day at all with my new machines! One medium load of towels took over an hour to wash. The Dryer owners manual said not to use dryer sheets - what can you use? I tried to call customer service only to have them transfer me four times and then just disconnect the call when they were finally connecting me to a dept called "dealer tech". I am so very frustrated right now.
When I use the bleach compartment for Tub Clean.... I don't know where the bleach is or isn't going. Seems like it would let me pour a gallon in there. Also, I see the bleach in the detergent compartment when I lift the liquid detergent thing out. Kind a have the same issue with the fabric softener compartment. Anyone experience this?
I have the 3400dcw and I have yet to find a video that explains the temp control options not listed on the machine. I’m left to guess what the setting is between hot and warm. Is it semi warm or semi hot? Nothing in the manual explains it. Why not list them all vs only a few.
Hi, there. Thank you for reaching out to us. For us to assist you better with your inquiry, please send us a private message on any of our social media accounts using @LGUSSupport. -Cazz
I have been adding detergent up to the "NORMAL" line on the dispenser but recently saw a post that recommends 2 Tablespoons as the maximum to avoid over suds-ing and the dreaded LE error code. It takes about 6 Tablespoons to get the the NORMAL line. So is the dispenser calibration incorrect? I noticed in the video she only adds way less than NORMAL.
take a just washed hand towel and place in bucket of clean water to see how much soap remains you will surprised. doing this I realized using normal line way too much soap. it took 3 extra rinses to remove extra soap. lg says to follow soap company recommendation for amount soap.
Hi! Unfortunately we do not have customer service on UA-cam. Our support team on FB or Twitter will gladly answer this for you! (LGUSSUPPORT). Thanks! ^Emma
Hi, there. We understand your inquiry regarding the appropriate placement of Lysol Laundry Sanitizer. We would like to inform you that it is recommended to place Lysol Laundry Sanitizer in the fabric softener compartment of your washing machine for ideal results. Please feel free to reach out to us, if you have any questions. -Zie
came here looking for where to put borax! likely NOT into the softener area, because that should release in the rinse cycle, not the wash cycle. was expecting something like mix with water, add to bleach section?
@@Birtee229 Im having this problem and basically just throwing away detergent at this point, how do you know when it's done pre-draining? I can never tell from just listening.
My tray doesn’t have anything that says bleach and the fabric softener one on MINE looks like the bleach one here. I have been trying to figure out where to put bleach for literally a year. I don’t understand why this is so confusing.
These are all very obvious. Where do the other additives go? Oxyclean? Baking soda? What happens when the powder clumps up in the main wash compartment (and it does)? You just made a video telling us to put bleach in the bleach compartment. 🙄
@@tiffanyfett1159 you're right. I have a fabric shower courtain that is washable but it's layered over a thin plastic shower curtain that just gets thrown away if it gets bad. They're like 99cents
Been putting in drum 1 Tide pod in our LG front loader for about 6-years. Now especially with towels, not all the time, foam comes out of the back vent. I ran the tub clean cycle 3 times in a row using 2-cups vinegar but the very next towel load still puked out foam/water out back vent.
Hi, Mitch, I’m sorry to hear you're having this issue, and I’d like to see if we can assist. Please contact LG Customer Support by direct message via Twitter ( @LGUSSupport ) or Facebook Messenger ( facebook.com/LGUSA/ ) Thanks ^Angelica
I am not sure what kind of pods you have been using but this is a tale tale sign that you have been using too much detergent or you have not been doing the basic maintenance you are supposed to do after every cycle and every 15 days. This means you have a huge buildup of detergent residue in your machine and you have to do a lot more Tub Cleans like youve been doing. Try 6 or 7 Tub Cleans, or until the foam stops coming out the back.
For your situation, you can place it in the main wash compartment. You typically want to add bleach when the load is done filling to prevent over concentration of bleach in one area of your clothes.
Hey there. We want to help you with your LG washer. We need your model number so we can let you know where to add the bleach to your washer. We will need your model number. Please private message us on social media @LGUSSupport with your contact details and model number. We'll be happy to help. ^David
Looking for answers on what happens to the liquid that overflows the max fill line on the main wash compartment? I have a textile softener that I need diluted before I use the speed wash (for the softener only. Items have already been laundered twice with a special textual detergent). It’s too much for the compartment and disappears. I’m hoping it goes into the washer, and not down a drain. I tried opening the wash two minutes in, but I cannot tell if it made it to the laundry b/c the softener is softener, and not detergent (no suds, obvi)
My only complaint with the LG front loader is the DRYER vent. I have to rip that thing apart so much to get lint out. The washer hasnt had a stink issue since i started using white vinegar splash with every load. Question for LG: how do I use powder detergent in this machine? can i put it in the tray? or directly in the machine tub?
the liquid dispenser cup has a mini siphon system much like your toilet siphon. When the washer calls for the detergent to be dispensed, it'll begin filling the dispenser cup with water. Like a toilet flushing, the cup will then begin the self draining process and pull the detergent and water mixture into the wash tub. It'll do this a few times when filling to make sure all of the detergent is drawn in. The Bleach and Softener cups have the same siphon system.
My wife put fabric conditioner but after the final rinse, she noticed that fabric conditioner turns into gel and the smell of the clothes she expected not realized.... What's the prob on the process why this happened?
OMG. This is a terrible washing machine. Uses very little water. It doesn't let you use PODS at all (not unless you add vinegar to every wash) or you run a separate wash cycle immediately after the wash cycle using a POD - this was explained to me by an LG technician that came to my place to figure out why my brand new machine (just 4 months old) was leaking water - he said the new LG (at least this model) was designed with an "innovative" air vent slit in the back of the machine, for air to escape when closing the washer door (odd!) but instead, if you use PODS, even semi-regularly, it will eventually result in residue build-up and water will overflow out of the back of machine (he showed me a video clip from another recent LG customer with the same problem!). I couldn't figure it out because my unit is stacked and i don't have access to the back (live in a condo). The machine takes 2 hours on "normal" wash cycle and doesn't wash/rinse properly. HORRIBLE product, even worse customer service from both LG and Trail Appliances!!!!
@@alicedoors4826 the issue is it is a chess match trying to figure out how much detergent to use (machine does not accept pods or even liquid detergent to the max fill line, that is way too much)...LG technician came to my home and said if I use anything other than Tide regular, my machine will have overflow/water leak problem..that it was designed this way. I would NOT have bought this LG if I knew it could not accommodate a load befitting a 5.2 cubic ft washing machine ...absolute nightmare... Dryer works really well though. LOL but I can only wash small to medium loads, max, because I can only use a little detergent...otherwise suds build up, and I have to run wash cycle 2, sometimes 3 times before clothes rinse properly, in any temperature water...even using Tide regular or Tide Cold...clothes do not come out clean if I do large load and it is only safe to fill machine to about half capacity (so I could have bought the 2.6 cubic ft model and saved space) and gotten the same results..5.2 cubic foot machine that acts and works like a 2.6 cubic ft machine...and it leakscm water if u go past the halfway detergent fill line towards "max fill"... I am all for HE, but a washing machine needs to be What It Is. 😑
@@tedr8674 Idk but according to what I found on google, "regular detergent shouldn't be used in HE washers because it produces too many suds in low water levels. Using regular detergent in an HE washer could potentially lengthen the wash cycle, affect the cleaning performance or overflow the machine" sounds like might be using the wrong detergent if you are indeed using Tide regular. You have to use special HE detergent and while Tide do make HE detergent not all of their detergent is HE so you have to carefully check the label before buying. Now having said all of that I do agree with you on the clothes not coming out clean. It's ruined several items of clothings for me because it can't get rid of a little make-up or whatever off of my clothes before they go in the dryer and get permanently stained into the fabric.
Hello, there. Good question! Be sure to use HE or high efficiency detergent with your washing machine. If you are using liquid detergent for the main wash, make sure that the liquid detergent cup is used in the main wash compartment to prevent the main wash detergent from being dispensed with a pre wash detergent. For more detailed information, please refer to this link: www.lg.com/us/support/video-tutorials/lg-front-load-washer-detergent-additives-usage-tips-CT10000010-1366655074618#:~:text=Be%20sure%20to%20use%20HE,with%20a%20pre%20wash%20detergent. Thank you. ^Win
@@LGUSA I meant to say Blueing Liquid, such as Mrs Stewart. It is not a detergent but added in the rinse cycle, which is not as easily done in a front loader washer. I added it to the bleach and fabric softener cups. Time will tell if that works.
What does the push button on the bleach compartment do? What do I use it for? Is it supposed to click? Do I push before or after I put bleach? So many questions. Please help!
Hey...dont stress it... all those years ago(plenty!)...my first washing was in a bucket! was rapt when I learned how to use the family machine! ... and life goes on. Oh..I havent touched an iron for more years than I can count! .... lol...
Hello, there. The purpose of the "push" button is for the removal of the detergent tray. For reference, check this link and watch the video on how to remove the detergent tray: ua-cam.com/video/krBwh_nR_dA/v-deo.html. If you have any question, feel free to send us a private message on our Facebook and Twitter accounts via @LGUSSupport so we can look into this for you. We'll be happy to assist you. ^Sam
I bought a front load LG washer 2 years ago. The motor broke. I have a 10 year warranty. LG sent the motor but no drum. We called them again. Then they sent a broken drum. We called again. They sent a second broken drum. Then a third time. Another broken drum. We have been doing laundry at the laundromat for almost 2 months now. They said the 4th drum would absolutely be delivered today. Nope. The level of incompetence at this company surpasses anything I have encountered. Do NOT buy LG products! Update 02/27/2023 The 4th drum did arrive today…..Broken 😡
Hi there, Laluz. We understand that you wanted something helpful. Please send us a private message at www.lg.com/us/support/contact, so we can assist you properly. -Renzo
I would NEVER buy a front loading LG washing machine again. Not only does the rubber seal in the main door mold even though it’s left open at all times except when in use, but the dispenser drawer and the entire area it goes into molds too!!! Two of my friends have the same problem! I hate my LG!!!!! It’s really hard and nasty to clean that mold! 🤢🤬
OMG. This is a terrible washing machine!!! LEAKS very easily!!! Uses very little water and this leads to leaking because detergent can't properly rinse away. It doesn't let you use PODS at all (not unless you add vinegar to every wash) or you run a separate wash cycle immediately after the wash cycle using a POD - this was explained to me by an LG technician that came to my place to figure out why my brand new machine (just 4 months old) was leaking water - he said the new LG (at least this model) was designed with an "innovative" air vent slit in the back of the machine, for air to escape when closing the washer door (odd!) but instead, if you use PODS, even semi-regularly, it will eventually result in residue build-up and water will overflow out of the back of machine (he showed me a video clip from another recent LG customer with the same problem!). I couldn't figure it out because my unit is stacked and i don't have access to the back (live in a condo). The machine takes 2 hours on "normal" wash cycle and doesn't wash/rinse properly. HORRIBLE product, even worse customer service from both LG and Trail Appliances!!!!
Hey there Barbara! We'd be happy to help with your LG washer's ability to dispense bleach detergent. So we can better help you, could you please give us the model number of your unit? *Josh
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I don't even bother with manuals anymore just go right straight to youtube for operating instructions. This really help people who can't read.
much better than the LG user manual, LG should just print"watch youtube" rather than their unclear instruction
Exactly
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Where are you supposes to add color safe bleach if not in the chlorine bleach tub?
Cleaning your front load washing drum....use one half cup of your no-name listerine original mouthwash in your detergent drawer and voila! You will also find it removes mustiness from clothing/workwear with residual scent gone within 24 hours of drying.
Jim Gale thank you so much for this. I’ll be trying this out tonight
lol "no-name" listerine? Listerine is the name.
@@alicedoors4826 You're more than a pretty face, aren't ya Alice....... You're absolutely correct. I should have been more precise....Not the mint flavoured or other offerings. Just the plan stuff your grandmother would have used for her teeth at night, beside the bed.
@@jimgale2079 lol I hate to be that "guy" (girl?) Jim but my grandma would have used a "chew stick" called a miswak, don't think it would be much help with my washing. She was never really a big fan of no-name colgate ;)
@@alicedoors4826 She is (was) a very smart woman. How fortunate to have descended from such a gene pool. Count your blessings every day.
Yayy. Couldn’t figure out why I had liquids in my container after washing ! I had swiched to a powder detergent but did not know to remove the liquid detergent cup !! Now i know !!!!! Yayy !! Ty you tube !/ LG peeps. ;))
I just realized my laundry machine is missing the piece were the main liquid detergent goes. We bought it "brand new" or so we thought! Ive had it for yrs & lately ive been wanting to switch to powder detergent & if it wasent for this video, i wouldnt have ever knew about this missing piece on my laundry machine🤦♀️
Mine too
Adding pods right into drum may cause permanent stains to light coloured/white items when the pod dissolves. Removing the liquid soap dispenser and depositing pod into drawer successfully disintegrates, diluting detergent into the drum.
OMG. This is a terrible washing machine. Uses very little water. It doesn't let you use PODS at all (not unless you add vinegar to every wash) or you run a separate wash cycle immediately after the wash cycle using a POD - this was explained to me by an LG technician that came to my place to figure out why my brand new machine (just 4 months old) was leaking water - he said the new LG (at least this model) was designed with an "innovative" air vent slit in the back of the machine, for air to escape when closing the washer door (odd!) but instead, if you use PODS, even semi-regularly, it will eventually result in residue build-up and water will overflow out of the back of machine (he showed me a video clip from another recent LG customer with the same problem!). I couldn't figure it out because my unit is stacked and i don't have access to the back (live in a condo). The machine takes 2 hours on "normal" wash cycle and doesn't wash/rinse properly. HORRIBLE product, even worse customer service from both LG and Trail Appliances!!!!
Jim is right. Remove dispensing cup and place pod in the hollow. Works perfectly, no residue left behind, clothes are clean.
@@tedr8674 sorry you’re having problems , I purchased mine used today and it’s so quiet compared to my whirlpool duet which sounded like an airplane thrusters . I had to keep getting up to check if it was on because it’s so quiet .
My clothes have been coming out clean, I am yet to use any pods and it takes around 35 mins or so on normal more; you must have gotten a dud because 2 hours is way too long
Only GE washers can accept pods in the drawer
Would you put a solid detergent in the same spot as the powder or would it go directly in the drum?
How do I add bluing like Mrs. Stewart's Bluing for whites?
Great question! Just got a new to me LG front loader and I occasionally use bluing liquid. Up until now I’ve had a top loader so I’m trying to get my bearings on the front loader way of doing things. I hope someone posts an answer.
@@seh0041 I'm in the same boat with an LG washer and all. I have added to the main wash, I've added it to the final rinse by setting a timer (@ the final 18 minute mark for me), and I've added to both, but it just doesn't seem to be as effective as it was in the top load I used prior.
Just got my LG washer and dryer combo 7150. Was disappointed the dryer didn't come with dryer rack. Had to order it! So doing some laundry right off the bat is not getting done. I am so confused about how to get my laundry soap/sterilizer etc in the load! Had A KENMORE for 27 yrs. A Speed Queen for almost 9. They both had agitators with top dispensers. Hope I made a wise choice. I use liquid detergent and powder booster for wash cycle. How do I do it with these LGs? My old machines I put in the detergent and booster, filled the tub a bit and then added the load. Can't do that with this LG. I also use Lysol Sanitizer in the final rinse cycle? How do I do that with a LG ? The lid locks! There is no final rinse indicator. I missed it the first load. I normally add to rinse cycle after tub fills. Right now I am not having a fun day at all with my new machines! One medium load of towels took over an hour to wash. The Dryer owners manual said not to use dryer sheets - what can you use? I tried to call customer service only to have them transfer me four times and then just disconnect the call when they were finally connecting me to a dept called "dealer tech". I am so very frustrated right now.
My washer doesn’t apply all amount of the liquid softener that I fill. Does it depend on the clothes weight? Or there’s something wrong? Thanks.
Where does Oxiclean go when I have activated it with warm water in a bottle?
Did you get a reply? I have same question
Why dont we have the bleach compartment in our LG waching machin in Morocco. even tbe new one's I have been looking for one but I dont find it
We don't have it either here in NY. I never know where to add the detergent and it comes with no instructions.
When I use the bleach compartment for Tub Clean.... I don't know where the bleach is or isn't going. Seems like it would let me pour a gallon in there. Also, I see the bleach in the detergent compartment when I lift the liquid detergent thing out. Kind a have the same issue with the fabric softener compartment. Anyone experience this?
I have the 3400dcw and I have yet to find a video that explains the temp control options not listed on the machine. I’m left to guess what the setting is between hot and warm. Is it semi warm or semi hot? Nothing in the manual explains it. Why not list them all vs only a few.
Hi, there. Thank you for reaching out to us. For us to assist you better with your inquiry, please send us a private message on any of our social media accounts using @LGUSSupport. -Cazz
I have been adding detergent up to the "NORMAL" line on the dispenser but recently saw a post that recommends 2 Tablespoons as the maximum to avoid over suds-ing and the dreaded LE error code. It takes about 6 Tablespoons to get the the NORMAL line. So is the dispenser calibration incorrect? I noticed in the video she only adds way less than NORMAL.
take a just washed hand towel and place in bucket of clean water to see how much soap remains you will surprised. doing this I realized using normal line way too much soap. it took 3 extra rinses to remove extra soap. lg says to follow soap company recommendation for amount soap.
do i have to put detergents and soft in the same times
Is it safe to use liquid Persil Proclean detergent? It's not a strict HE detergent but it does say it's safe to use in HE machines.
Hi! Unfortunately we do not have customer service on UA-cam. Our support team on FB or Twitter will gladly answer this for you! (LGUSSUPPORT). Thanks! ^Emma
Where should I put the Lysol Laundry Sanitizer? In the fabric softener compartment?
Hi, there. We understand your inquiry regarding the appropriate placement of Lysol Laundry Sanitizer. We would like to inform you that it is recommended to place Lysol Laundry Sanitizer in the fabric softener compartment of your washing machine for ideal results. Please feel free to reach out to us, if you have any questions. -Zie
What about borax powder. Do I remove softener blue tray and put it there?
came here looking for where to put borax! likely NOT into the softener area, because that should release in the rinse cycle, not the wash cycle. was expecting something like mix with water, add to bleach section?
My machine doesn't have a liquid detergent holder can I just add liquid detergent to the powder detergent holder?
I m also missing that piece and noticed a lot of dry liquid underneath the tray. I would like to know if i should switch to powder detergent.
I put the liquid in the dry detergent area after it stops pre-draining. Otherwise it immediately drains in under the drum.
@@Birtee229 Im having this problem and basically just throwing away detergent at this point, how do you know when it's done pre-draining? I can never tell from just listening.
You can but it will probably dispense the detergent too early and not get the cycles of soap, spin, wring, soap spin wring etc
My tray doesn’t have anything that says bleach and the fabric softener one on MINE looks like the bleach one here. I have been trying to figure out where to put bleach for literally a year. I don’t understand why this is so confusing.
These are all very obvious. Where do the other additives go? Oxyclean? Baking soda? What happens when the powder clumps up in the main wash compartment (and it does)? You just made a video telling us to put bleach in the bleach compartment. 🙄
Ok good to know im not the only one, this is completely useless to anyone that can read.
Yeah also washing soda, and borax
Thank you!!! I’m at a loss 😢
Since washing waterproof items can damage the tub, is a vinyl shower curtain considered water proof?
yes. you dont wash that. you throw it away and replace it.
@@tiffanyfett1159 you're right. I have a fabric shower courtain that is washable but it's layered over a thin plastic shower curtain that just gets thrown away if it gets bad. They're like 99cents
Can you soak something in the machine in hot water and detergent then wash in morning??
Is it advisable to use stands
What is suggested when using OxiClean as a power buster to whiten clothes?
The manual says to add that to the drum.
@@michaelgutierrez8287 Thank you
Been putting in drum 1 Tide pod in our LG front loader for about 6-years. Now especially with towels, not all the time, foam comes out of the back vent. I ran the tub clean cycle 3 times in a row using 2-cups vinegar but the very next towel load still puked out foam/water out back vent.
Hi, Mitch, I’m sorry to hear you're having this issue, and I’d like to see if we can assist. Please contact LG Customer Support by direct message via Twitter ( @LGUSSupport ) or Facebook Messenger ( facebook.com/LGUSA/ ) Thanks ^Angelica
I am not sure what kind of pods you have been using but this is a tale tale sign that you have been using too much detergent or you have not been doing the basic maintenance you are supposed to do after every cycle and every 15 days. This means you have a huge buildup of detergent residue in your machine and you have to do a lot more Tub Cleans like youve been doing. Try 6 or 7 Tub Cleans, or until the foam stops coming out the back.
What about adding scent booster like downy unstoppables? I have searched several areas and nothing has been stated about this!!
You put them directly in the drum
It says on the packaging to put it directly in the drum.
Put directly in drum pls
Mine doesn’t have a liquid bleach compartment. It only has main wash, pre wash, and softener areas. Where do I put bleach when I need it?
Mine too, did you by any chance figure it out?
@@alicedoors4826 I think I just put it in the main wash part and it didn’t work
For your situation, you can place it in the main wash compartment. You typically want to add bleach when the load is done filling to prevent over concentration of bleach in one area of your clothes.
Do you put all before wash. Like the softener and the detergent .. ? I just called LG and the cust serv rep said yes.
I came looking for this answer.. I guess it's a yes lol
I have an LG front load washer but my drawer doesnt have a compartment for bleach. So where do i put it?
Hey there. We want to help you with your LG washer. We need your model number so we can let you know where to add the bleach to your washer. We will need your model number. Please private message us on social media @LGUSSupport with your contact details and model number. We'll be happy to help. ^David
Hi. Were is the one hour 14 minutes cycle full load. Please
Looking for answers on what happens to the liquid that overflows the max fill line on the main wash compartment? I have a textile softener that I need diluted before I use the speed wash (for the softener only. Items have already been laundered twice with a special textual detergent). It’s too much for the compartment and disappears. I’m hoping it goes into the washer, and not down a drain. I tried opening the wash two minutes in, but I cannot tell if it made it to the laundry b/c the softener is softener, and not detergent (no suds, obvi)
any overflow drains into the wash tub.
My only complaint with the LG front loader is the DRYER vent. I have to rip that thing apart so much to get lint out. The washer hasnt had a stink issue since i started using white vinegar splash with every load. Question for LG: how do I use powder detergent in this machine? can i put it in the tray? or directly in the machine tub?
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How exactly do you use the Vinegar? just put some in the machine tub?
Where do you put the vinegar? I’ve been searching all over for this.
Ya where do you put the vinegar
@@DropThatDelly I pour the vinegar into the "softener" compartment. Works well for me.
I put the softener into the bleach deportment my accident should I be worried
Where does color bleach go then?
How does the liquid detergent once it’s poured in actually get into the wash? I’ve always wondered 🧐
The water pushes it out into the washer
Water fills the compartment causing the detergent to be pushed down into the drum
the liquid dispenser cup has a mini siphon system much like your toilet siphon. When the washer calls for the detergent to be dispensed, it'll begin filling the dispenser cup with water. Like a toilet flushing, the cup will then begin the self draining process and pull the detergent and water mixture into the wash tub. It'll do this a few times when filling to make sure all of the detergent is drawn in. The Bleach and Softener cups have the same siphon system.
My wife put fabric conditioner but after the final rinse, she noticed that fabric conditioner turns into gel and the smell of the clothes she expected not realized.... What's the prob on the process why this happened?
it's because the machine uses too little water.
OMG. This is a terrible washing machine. Uses very little water. It doesn't let you use PODS at all (not unless you add vinegar to every wash) or you run a separate wash cycle immediately after the wash cycle using a POD - this was explained to me by an LG technician that came to my place to figure out why my brand new machine (just 4 months old) was leaking water - he said the new LG (at least this model) was designed with an "innovative" air vent slit in the back of the machine, for air to escape when closing the washer door (odd!) but instead, if you use PODS, even semi-regularly, it will eventually result in residue build-up and water will overflow out of the back of machine (he showed me a video clip from another recent LG customer with the same problem!). I couldn't figure it out because my unit is stacked and i don't have access to the back (live in a condo). The machine takes 2 hours on "normal" wash cycle and doesn't wash/rinse properly. HORRIBLE product, even worse customer service from both LG and Trail Appliances!!!!
@@tedr8674 It's HE which means it's specially designed to use very little water and energy. It's not terrible, it's efficient.
@@alicedoors4826 the issue is it is a chess match trying to figure out how much detergent to use (machine does not accept pods or even liquid detergent to the max fill line, that is way too much)...LG technician came to my home and said if I use anything other than Tide regular, my machine will have overflow/water leak problem..that it was designed this way. I would NOT have bought this LG if I knew it could not accommodate a load befitting a 5.2 cubic ft washing machine ...absolute nightmare... Dryer works really well though. LOL but I can only wash small to medium loads, max, because I can only use a little detergent...otherwise suds build up, and I have to run wash cycle 2, sometimes 3 times before clothes rinse properly, in any temperature water...even using Tide regular or Tide Cold...clothes do not come out clean if I do large load and it is only safe to fill machine to about half capacity (so I could have bought the 2.6 cubic ft model and saved space) and gotten the same results..5.2 cubic foot machine that acts and works like a 2.6 cubic ft machine...and it leakscm water if u go past the halfway detergent fill line towards "max fill"... I am all for HE, but a washing machine needs to be What It Is. 😑
@@tedr8674 Idk but according to what I found on google, "regular detergent shouldn't be used in HE washers because it produces too many suds in low water levels. Using regular detergent in an HE washer could potentially lengthen the wash cycle, affect the cleaning performance or overflow the machine" sounds like might be using the wrong detergent if you are indeed using Tide regular. You have to use special HE detergent and while Tide do make HE detergent not all of their detergent is HE so you have to carefully check the label before buying.
Now having said all of that I do agree with you on the clothes not coming out clean. It's ruined several items of clothings for me because it can't get rid of a little make-up or whatever off of my clothes before they go in the dryer and get permanently stained into the fabric.
How do you add a blueing detergent for whites?
Hello, there. Good question! Be sure to use HE or high efficiency detergent with your washing machine. If you are using liquid detergent for the main wash, make sure that the liquid detergent cup is used in the main wash compartment to prevent the main wash detergent from being dispensed with a pre wash detergent. For more detailed information, please refer to this link: www.lg.com/us/support/video-tutorials/lg-front-load-washer-detergent-additives-usage-tips-CT10000010-1366655074618#:~:text=Be%20sure%20to%20use%20HE,with%20a%20pre%20wash%20detergent. Thank you. ^Win
@@LGUSA I meant to say Blueing Liquid, such as Mrs Stewart. It is not a detergent but added in the rinse cycle, which is not as easily done in a front loader washer. I added it to the bleach and fabric softener cups. Time will tell if that works.
Washer won't fill with water? Lite on control panel is red circle with crossed out key? HELP !!!
Just use pods. No guessing. Chunk 1 or 2 depending on load size and good to go
Great video, I could not tell on my washer wear the bleach went, as it is hard to read, thanks this video was perfect for what I needed to know.
Comfort is staying back in my compartment why is that
Thanks!🌸🌺
You're welcome Mariette! ✨
What does the push button on the bleach compartment do? What do I use it for? Is it supposed to click? Do I push before or after I put bleach? So many questions. Please help!
Im in the same boat
That is to pull the entire unit out to clean it. It has nothing to do with adding any cleaning products
Intensive ka use kya hai??
Take a shot everytime she says “detergent”.
Don't drink and dry!
@@davidwelch7717 underrated
Liquid
That would be 26 shots!
embarrassed but I’m 17 and this my fist time doing laundry
Lmao hi im 24 and it’s my first time😭
I suffer from "affluenza", so I've always had someone do my laundry, it's going to be my first time doing laundry ( and I'm a full grown adult).
Better than Kylie Jenner
I'm 19 and guess what... Me too...
At least we're learning, thought!
Hey...dont stress it... all those years ago(plenty!)...my first washing was in a bucket! was rapt when I learned how to use the family machine! ... and life goes on. Oh..I havent touched an iron for more years than I can count! .... lol...
why do we need a video on the obvious? Did you happen to find the time to make a video on your units that do not have a bleach compartment???
Lg Tech destroyed my washer and 2 months later, they have not fixed my damn washer.
IS THE TRAY REMOVABLE???? please i need help
Press the push button and pull it out
And what is the purpose of the thing that says “push”? I think I have to contact LG 🙄
This video did not explain what the “push” button is for in the bleach compartment.
Hello, there. The purpose of the "push" button is for the removal of the detergent tray. For reference, check this link and watch the video on how to remove the detergent tray: ua-cam.com/video/krBwh_nR_dA/v-deo.html. If you have any question, feel free to send us a private message on our Facebook and Twitter accounts via @LGUSSupport so we can look into this for you. We'll be happy to assist you. ^Sam
I don’t have the main wash cup thingy. Can I still just put it in
Yes. Put it in the detergent area. Right as water starts flowing is best. The cup keeps liquids in place till the water flows to dilute it.
@@Birtee229 But how do you avoid the detergent being pre-drained?
Bro I came here to figure out how to start it not a tutorial about how to clean
Thanks
1:14
Can demo in Hindi language pls
I'm sure there's an "LG India" channel
This video did not address my question.
I bought a front load LG washer 2 years ago. The motor broke. I have a 10 year warranty. LG sent the motor but no drum. We called them again. Then they sent a broken drum. We called again. They sent a second broken drum. Then a third time. Another broken drum. We have been doing laundry at the laundromat for almost 2 months now. They said the 4th drum would absolutely be delivered today. Nope. The level of incompetence at this company surpasses anything I have encountered. Do NOT buy LG products!
Update 02/27/2023 The 4th drum did arrive today…..Broken 😡
Sue them in small claims court, THAT will wake them up!
I've been doing it all wrong.
This doesn’t teach you how to use it...
Hi Zamora! If you have any questions, our support team would be happy to walk you through it! Find them on facebook or twitter: (LGUSSUPPORT) ^CJ
Washer troubles
My frt loader will not fill with a water? Have a red light on with a key with a line thru it ?
Jeebus this is confusing.
Was hoping for something helpful. This is not useful. Please help with programming
Hi there, Laluz. We understand that you wanted something helpful. Please send us a private message at www.lg.com/us/support/contact, so we can assist you properly. -Renzo
I would NEVER buy a front loading LG washing machine again. Not only does the rubber seal in the main door mold even though it’s left open at all times except when in use, but the dispenser drawer and the entire area it goes into molds too!!! Two of my friends have the same problem! I hate my LG!!!!! It’s really hard and nasty to clean that mold! 🤢🤬
Dry seal after each use. That water cannot get out of that trap even with door open.
All front loading washers will have this issue. It is not an LG problem.
well, yeah, you have to clean it. I love my LG front loader. I run a little bit of white vinegar with every load and I've never had this issue again.
@@JediOfTheRepublic run a little splash of white vinegar with every load in the fabric softener area. Wont happen again.
Have you wondered why you attract so many flies?
OMG. This is a terrible washing machine!!! LEAKS very easily!!! Uses very little water and this leads to leaking because detergent can't properly rinse away. It doesn't let you use PODS at all (not unless you add vinegar to every wash) or you run a separate wash cycle immediately after the wash cycle using a POD - this was explained to me by an LG technician that came to my place to figure out why my brand new machine (just 4 months old) was leaking water - he said the new LG (at least this model) was designed with an "innovative" air vent slit in the back of the machine, for air to escape when closing the washer door (odd!) but instead, if you use PODS, even semi-regularly, it will eventually result in residue build-up and water will overflow out of the back of machine (he showed me a video clip from another recent LG customer with the same problem!). I couldn't figure it out because my unit is stacked and i don't have access to the back (live in a condo). The machine takes 2 hours on "normal" wash cycle and doesn't wash/rinse properly. HORRIBLE product, even worse customer service from both LG and Trail Appliances!!!!
I can't get the bleach to go in the washer, is there a certain cycle I need to use
Hey there Barbara! We'd be happy to help with your LG washer's ability to dispense bleach detergent. So we can better help you, could you please give us the model number of your unit? *Josh