What is load and go?

The Load & Go™ Dispenser featured in select Whirlpool^® Washing Machines lets you skip adding detergent to every load. ... Simply select your load options, then let your washing machine accurately measure detergent for each load and dispense it at the right time.

1. What is a load and go washer?
2. How much detergent is dispensed with load and go?
3. Which washer can you fill with detergent?
4. How does load and go work?
5. How do I reset my Whirlpool load and go?
6. Where does the detergent go in a washing machine?
7. What does detergent concentration mean?
8. How do I know if my detergent is high efficiency?
9. Do all washing machines have a detergent dispenser?
10. Which dispenser is for detergent?
11. What is the difference between agitator and impeller?

What is a load and go washer?

Load & Go™ is a system that allows you to load a large amount of HE liquid detergent into your washer and have it dispense the correct amount cycle after cycle. ... Add single-dose laundry packets or powder detergent directly to the washer basket.

How much detergent is dispensed with load and go?

A Whirlpool Load and Go washing machine comes with a reservoir cartridge that holds up to 18.5 oz of detergent, which can do up to 36 loads of laundry if you're using 6X concentrated detergent, or at least 12 loads with lower concentrations!

Which washer can you fill with detergent?

GE calls it SmartDispense, and they have built it into their GTW750CSLWS top-loader. Automatic dispensing on a Whirlpool washer. Remove the tank, and you can do a single load with whatever detergent you want. But this amazingly convenient bulk dispense feature has been out there for years.

How does load and go work?

The Load & Go™ Dispenser is designed to store enough detergent for 20–40 loads of laundry,¹ depending on the washer model. Simply select your load options, then let your washing machine accurately measure detergent for each load and dispense it at the right time.

How do I reset my Whirlpool load and go?

Method 1: Unplug it

The first way you can reset whirlpool washer top load is by unplugging it for about 2 minutes then plug it back in and wait about 30 seconds before starting the washer again. This performs a hard reset on the machine and it will start over after you reconnect it again.

Where does the detergent go in a washing machine?

For the best results, make sure you put the detergent and softener into the right sections of your detergent drawer. The powder detergent goes into the largest section of the drawer, usually on the left hand side. If in any doubt, check your washing machine's manual.

What does detergent concentration mean?

Simply put, a concentrated formula gives you more active ingredients per dose in a smaller package without sacrificing cleaning power. This means that the cleaning power of Tide is stronger in each compact detergent dose than in previous formulas, which required larger doses.

How do I know if my detergent is high efficiency?

High-efficiency washers are available in either front- or top-load washers that are usually confirmed by the HE symbol on the washing machine. They use a low amount of water.

Do all washing machines have a detergent dispenser?

All front load washers use much less water than a standard top load washer. Most have an automatic dispenser for liquid laundry products. ... If you have garments that are more heavily stained, place them in the drum first where they will be exposed to the water/detergent solution longer.

Which dispenser is for detergent?

Detergent drawer (Type 1)

1 Main wash compartment: Detergent for the main wash, water softener, pre-soaking agent, bleach and stain remover. 2 Softener compartment: Fabric softener (do not fill higher than the line indicated by MAX). 3 Prewash compartment: Detergent for prewash or starch.

What is the difference between agitator and impeller?

Washing machines with agitators use a central post that twists back and forth, rubbing against clothes to help break apart stains. In contrast, washing machines with impellers use a low-profile cone or disc that spins/rotates to rub clothes against each other to get them clean.