Question 1

How do I use this with a front loader?

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This is a General Comment to Some of the Ans.. Folks- If you "Don't Know", pleeze, don't answer! We're not obligated to ans. anything.  1 . Read the box /bottle ☆Warnings☆ Found Listed-often in Fine Print- on the back or sides of all Cleaning Products  2. Never. Mix.  Additives:  OK to add later,  *after* Rinse. Why: mixing some  products in same load cause noxious/toxic gasses emitted in your home!  3.* Unless instructions state otherwise* products dissolve just fine in the tub as machine fills w/water 4.  Like any top loader, detergent may be added @ anytime, after machine is full or if pressed for time, do Prewash Cycle w/Additive. U can always" Pause" to add your detergent directly into tub-preferably not on contents --Reminder: A little detergent goes a *long* way in Front End Loaders esp. if using Additives.  5. Vinegar is great , used Alone or added to RINSE CYCLE.  Do Not mix vinegar with Borax/Baking Powder/OxyClean, or w/any Peroxide Type  (Non-Bleach) Alternatives simultaneously!  Use 1 product + detergent in wash cycles, 1 product in Rinse Cycle , Rinse Twice. ☆ If you have pets, birds,fish,  mixing the wrong products will emit noxious gasses which may cause serious  upper-respiratory problems; Similarly for yourself & youngsters. Adding too much or too many to ultra-sensitive Front End Loaders also creates abundance of suds which  (a) Can ruin clothing (b) Will take hours+ H2O to rinse out +clean machine (c) Causes mold (d) Eventually destroys motor.  When in doubt REVISIT *your* Washing Machine's Instructions. Read box&bottle WARNING , Rule of Thumb  ☆LESS is BEST☆

Question 2

does it contain phosphates?

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20 Mule Team Borax is a naturally occurring compound that is found in arid regions similar to salt plains in Utah or Nevada. The mineral itself is made up of Sodium, Oxygen and Boron to create Sodium Tetraborate (Na2B4O7 • 10H2O) and is mined in Central and Southern California. The compound is considered a salt and actually shares many chemical properties with average table salt.

Question 3

can this be use for hardwood floors?

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Yes, it can be used on hardwood floors and here’s the procedure 
Fill a large bucket with 1 gallon of hot water.
Add 1/3 cup of borax, 1/2 cup of vegetable oil, and 1/2 cup of vinegar to the hot water and swirl with a long spoon or your gloved hand until borax dissolves.
Saturate mop or sponge in borax mixture.
Mop floors with the borax solution in the direction of the wood grain.
Rinse the borax solution off the floor with clean, damp mop or sponge.

Question 4

Will this borax kill nail fungus in laundry?

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If you're looking to kill nail fungus at the source search for Oregano Oil on Amazon and read the reviews.
Oregano oil can cause a burning sensation for about fifteen minutes then go away, it will separate the wimps from the tough. The 80/20 blend of Oregano Oil and Olive oil is recommended because 100% oregano oil is too strong.

ASIN	B01NBJZ2F8
ASIN	B01NBJZ2F8
Best Sellers Rank	#585 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #70 in Laundry Stain Removers
Brand Name	20 Mule Team
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (36,984)
Date First Available	December 13, 2016
Formulation Type	Concentrated
Global Trade Identification Number	00023400008094
Item Dimensions	9.7 x 7.7 x 9.7 inches
Item Form	Powder
Item Weight	16.3 pounds
Item model number	2031499
Liquid Volume	7.36 kg
Manufacturer	Dial Corp
Manufacturer	Dial Corp
Material Features	Natural
Material Type Free	Phosphate Free
Model Number	2031499
Number of Items	4
Package Size Name	65 Ounce (Pack of 4)
Part Number	2031499
Product Benefits	Natural, Stain Remover
Product Dimensions	9.7 x 7.7 x 9.7 inches; 16.25 pounds
Scent	Unscented
Skin Type	All
Specific Uses For Product	Laundry detergent booster, Multi-purpose household cleaning
UPC	722537236232 783759560093 023400008094
Unit Count	260 Ounce

20 Mule Team Borax Powder Laundry Booster, All Natural, 65 Oz, 4 Count

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