Drop it in. That's the whole manual.

Half a sheet for a small load, one for a regular load, two for a big or extra-dirty load.^†

Straight into the drum, before your clothes. Not the detergent drawer.

It's designed to dissolve in warm or cold water.^† We're running a cold-water test and will share it. If you're washing very cold, tear the sheet in half and don't overstuff the drum.

Yes. Dissolve a sheet (or half) in warm water in the sink first, then add your clothes, soak, rinse and dry.

Wet the stain, rub a small piece of a sheet into it, and let it sit a few minutes before washing. We'll confirm the best method in testing.^†

Keep the pouch sealed and dry, away from steam and humidity, and out of reach of kids and pets. Damp hands and damp air soften the film.

Yes, it's made for both HE and standard washers. The glucoside cleaners are low-sudsing, which is what HE machines want.^†

Both. Put the sheet in the drum first, then the clothes.

Two of our seven ingredients, sodium citrate and washing soda, are there for exactly that. They grab the minerals in hard water so the cleaners can work.

Residue usually comes from using too much detergent. Stick to the dosing guide, don't overload the drum, and add an extra rinse for very heavy loads.