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Home›Tech Advice›Try This Secret Washer Trick to Get Rid of Mold

Try This Secret Washer Trick to Get Rid of Mold

By Matthew Lynch
July 9, 2023
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Have you ever noticed an unpleasant smell coming from your washing machine? If so, you might be dealing with mold growth. But fear not, because we’ve got a secret trick to help you combat this common problem and keep your washer smelling fresh.

Mold thrives in warm, damp environments, such as the inside of a washing machine. It can cause unpleasant odors and even lead to health issues if left untreated. But you can fight back against mold with a simple and effective solution that most people have right in their homes: white vinegar.

Here are the steps to get rid of mold in your washing machine using white vinegar:

1. Empty the washer: Make sure that there are no clothes or other items inside your washing machine.

2. Prepare the vinegar solution: In a large measuring cup or bowl, mix one cup of white vinegar with two cups of warm water.

3. Add the solution: Pour the vinegar solution into the detergent dispenser of your washing machine.

4. Run a cycle: Set your washer to run a normal cycle on hot or use the self-cleaning feature if your machine has one. Make sure the spin speed is set to the highest setting.

5. Wipe down the interior: Once the cycle is complete, use a clean cloth or sponge to wipe down the inside of your washing machine, paying special attention to areas where mold may have formed, such as around the door seal and detergent dispenser.

6. Air it out: Keep your washing machine door open when it’s not in use so that air can circulate freely and help prevent mold from returning.

By following these simple steps, you can effectively get rid of mold in your washing machine and enjoy fresh-smelling laundry once again. Remember to periodically repeat this process to keep mold at bay and maintain a healthy home environment.

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