Atomy’s Korean powder-detergent bundle contains two 1.4 kg packs: 2.8 kg, or 2,800 g, in total. The number of washes depends on the dose for your machine and load.
For laundry up to 5 kg, the official table gives 12 g for a drum/front-loading machine and 14 g for a conventional machine.
| Assumed use every time | Calculation | Complete doses |
|---|---|---|
| 12 g | 2,800 ÷ 12 = about 233.3 | 233, with 4 g left |
| 14 g | 2,800 ÷ 14 = 200 | 200 |
These are simple quantity calculations, assuming that dose on every wash and no loss from spilling or measurement differences. They are not guaranteed household lifetimes. A different load band requires its corresponding dose.
A full scoop is not always the dose
Use the marks on the product’s measuring scoop rather than filling it automatically. The published scoop capacity and the dose for a small load are different values.
Also avoid treating a kitchen cup’s millilitre markings as the same number of grams of powder. Volume and mass are not interchangeable without the relevant relationship for that material.
The goal is to measure the recommended amount, not to underdose solely to make a pack last longer.
Small holes versus a torn pack
The product page explains that the packaging has intentional pinholes for air circulation and to reduce swelling. A regular small hole is therefore not automatically evidence of delivery damage.
A large tear or leaking powder is a different condition. Do not dismiss it using the pinhole explanation. Retain the packaging and describe the actual damage if you need to contact the seller.
Keep the powder and packaging as directed, away from conditions that let moisture in or scatter the contents.
For purchasing, use the total of 2,800 g. For a wash-count estimate, use the grams appropriate to your actual wash. Keeping those two figures separate explains why two households can finish the same bundle at different times.
Source note
Korean weight, up-to-5 kg doses and pinhole explanation checked September 7, 2026.