Does your washing machine have an unpleasant smell? Washing machines develop mold and mildew over time due to moisture still being present after use. This mold has a unique smell which can sometimes be foul smelling. There is no need to buy those expensive washing machine cleaners when this way is cheaper and works better from our experience. It is recommended that the lid be left open after each use to help the moisture evaporate quicker. Follow the simple steps below every six months to clean that mold or mildew.
  1. Wet a rag with white vinegar and wipe down the top of the agitator and areas that have hard water lines or detergent build up.
  2. Set your water temperature and filling level as high as it will go on your washing machine.
  3. Start your washer and allow it to fill up for a few minutes.
  4. Open the lid and pour in 4 cups of white vinegar into the hot water. (Add vinegar into detergent dispenser for a front load.)
  5. Allow to sit for an hour.
  6. After the hour is up, finish the wash cycle.
  7. Start another cycle with the same settings and procedure except add a half cup of baking soda to the water instead of using white vinegar. (Mix baking soda with water and then pour into detergent dispenser for a front load.)
  8. Leave the lid open after cleaning to speed up the drying time inside.
  9. Repeat every six months!
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