How to Clean a Front Loader Washing Machine
Front loader washing machines save energy and water compared to most traditional washing machines, according to Michael Bloch of the the Green Living Tips website. These machines use less water to clean your laundry, and spin out more water than top load machines. Less water and a tight seal on the door can create a buildup of soap residue or even mildew growth, resulting in a musty odor that can affect your laundry. Clean your front load washing machine to keep it performing efficiently and effectively. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Turn off the washing machine and open the door. Remove any items from inside the machine.
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Dampen a cloth with white vinegar, and wipe the door seal and gasket. Lift up the seal if possible, and wipe beneath it to remove any residue.
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Add one cup of white vinegar to the dispenser, and set the washing machine to run a regular hot water cleaning cycle. Allow the cycle to run completely.
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Open the washing machine door to air out the inside.
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