Cleaning Washing Machine Interior
If you notice a residue buildup, left from detergents or hard-water minerals, you can remove them by filling the washer with hot water and pouring in a gallon of cheap white or apple cider vinegar. Run it through one complete cycle and it should be gone. Do this only periodically, so you don't damage the interior surface.
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3 comments:
Wow! I have not heard the name Heloise in years! My mom had Heloise books and proceeded to teach us tons of Heloise tips!
That washing machine one is awesome, but I use regular vinegar and not the apple one.
Nice site by the way! Thanks for stopping by my spot!
Great tip--Where I live the water is crazy hard--I'll have to give it a go! :) Thanks...
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