Dealing with mold in your washing machine can be frustrating and problematic.
Unpleasant odors and mold can remain on freshly washed items, causing discomfort.
Let's look at 4 proven methods that will help you get rid of mold in your washing machine and restore its freshness.
Using Vinegar
Vinegar is a versatile product that can often be found in every kitchen. Add vinegar to the fabric softener compartment and run the wash on intensive mode.
Hot water will help remove mold and limescale. It is important to remember that washing should be done without items inside the drum.
Using citric acid
Take 200 grams of citric acid and put it in the washing powder compartment.
This method will help remove fresh mold. However, it may take several applications to remove old mold.
Using soda
Baking soda is great for dissolving mold and leaves no odor. Dissolve baking soda in a glass of water and apply the solution inside the machine directly to the mold.
Add some baking soda to the detergent compartment. Leave it for a few hours and start the wash.
Use of bleach
This method should only be used if the previous ones did not help.
Use it no more than 1-2 times a year. Take 1 liter of bleach and pour it into the compartment for washing powder.
Run a hot wash at 90 degrees. This will help eliminate mold and odors.
After carrying out mold control procedures, it is recommended to follow certain rules.
After each wash, leave the washing machine door slightly open to allow the drum to dry. Once a week, run an empty wash at 60-90 degrees.
Use liquid powder or gel for washing, as they remove dirt better and do not leave deposits.
Previously, we wrote about unusual ways to use glycerin in everyday life.
