This should kill any hidden mold that you may have missed.Ħ. If your machine has a self-clean cycle, you can use that setting. If using vinegar, pour it into the detergent slot. If using bleach, pour it into the compartment designated for bleach. Run the wash cycle on the hottest setting your machine offers with a cup of bleach or vinegar. If you have a front loader, clean and dry it thoroughly, including all the folds.ĥ. Front-loading machines have a gasket around the door. Make sure to get the detergent dispenser and around the gaskets.Ĥ. Dip the towel in the mixture and start scrubbing away at any visible mold. (Never mix bleach and vinegar - it creates chlorine gas, which is toxic.)ģ. Mix a solution of either bleach and hot water OR vinegar and hot water.
Put on gloves and grab an old towel that you don't care about.Ģ. Doing this monthly will help prevent mold growth.ġ.
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If you've got mold in your washer, here's how to get rid of it. (For more cleaning advice, here's how to get pet stains out of carpets, how to remove makeup stains from your bedding, and how to clean your mattress.) The best way to kill mold and bacteria in your washer We'll explain below how to make your clothes and washing machine smell fresh again, and how to keep the bad smells away in the future. That means it's time to clean your washer routinely to get rid of the smelly source and prevent it from coming back. Have you noticed your clothes don't smell as clean when they come out of your washing machine? Mold, mildew or bacteria could be the reason, as they all thrive in damp environments. This story is part of Try This, CNET's collection of simple tips to improve your life, fast.
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