Does Washing Machine Tablets Really clean the washing machine? Let's do a test!!! 

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I feel like if they actually had the washing machine go through an agitation cycle it would have cleaned a hell of a lot better.

Since he doesn’t have a hot and cold water connections, most likely he used cold water which didn’t work as intended.

Thank you for reminding me that I can't speak English myself. I translated it through software, which is a misunderstanding.

@@cleanyourhome3284 Good for you my dude. Sometimes we overlook things and I thought maybe you missed it so I wanted point it out. Have a good day my friend.

@@cleanyourhome3284 We appreciate you taking the extra time to put the original language through a translating software to give us English subtitles. You are great!

That was my favorite part 😂

I had a double take at that part lmao Probably closer to "look at the bottom"

i was thinking same

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You're welcome. I'm just exposing these without advertising effect.

today i receive this product...wht should i do??return or use😇😂😢

Yes please try “Active Washer Cleaner” next.

Hope this video will help you

Have you watched some other videos on this subject? I've seen some where there has been a lot of crud removed by using the cleaning tablets. I mean no disrespect to this man & his test.

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OK, we will make the schedule.

Have you watched other videos on YT about this subject? There are some that show a lot of crud that comes out when the cleaner pods are used. No disrespect intended towards the man who did this experiment.

​@@patwagner9308I would imagine it rests solely on how bad the washer is. If you have a 9 year old washing machine and never cleaned it I doubt it'll make much of a difference. I always cleaned out the washing machine every month or 2 and got the tablet because they're a better value, another key is LEAVE THE LID OPEN!

@@TheSantyClawsChannel leaving the door or lid open is important. The machine needs to dry inside. I use tablets meant to clean a washing machine. People complain of musty-smelling laundry. I have never had that problem.

Citric acid is an acid, obviously. Oxiclean is primarily sodium percarbonate which is a solid combination of sodium carbonate (washing soda) and hydrogen peroxide. When it's dissolved in water, it separates into the sodium carbonate and hydrogen peroxide. When it's in its solid powdered form, the hydrogen peroxide is stable and doesn't decompose like the 3% liquid in the brown bottle you can buy at a pharmacy. That's why the sodium percarbonate is used, of course. The thing is, the sodium carbonate is very very basic (high pH) and that is what helps break down and remove soils from clothing. The peroxide is very reactive and it bleaches stains away with the sodium carbonate assisting in lifting the stain matter away from the fabric. Here's where you are going wrong... When you mix acids and bases together, they neutralize and become useless. You adding citric acid and OxiClean together totally defeats the purpose and renders both of them useless. 🙃 Either use an acidic solution, or a basic solution, not both combined together at one time.

@@mannys9130 thank you my man for spreading awareness among the clueless 😊🙏

Most of them are customers' washing machines, and some of them are purchased from waste collectors.

Looks like he used cold water. Pretty sure you’re supposed to use hot water