How to Remove Mold and Limescale from the Washing Machine Drawer
– Turn off the machine and pull out the detergent drawer as far as possible.
– Push down on the blue button to release the drawer and remove it.
– Soak the drawer in a bowl of hot water and vinegar.
– Wipe down the inside of the detergent drawer with a microfibre cloth and some water and vinegar.
– Use a toothbrush to remove any dirt stuck in crevices.
– Rinse the drawer in warm water and dry it completely before re-inserting it into the machine.
How to Remove Mold and Limescale from the Washing Machine Drum
– Empty the washing machine and turn it off.
– Spray the inside of the drum with white vinegar and wipe it down with a microfibre cloth.
– Avoid doing this too frequently near the seal of the machine as vinegar can corrode the rubber seal.
How to Remove Mold and Limescale from the Washing Machine Drain Filter
– Switch off the washing machine and remove the cover panel in the bottom corner on the outside of the machine.
– Twist the cap on the filter to remove it.
– Use a paper towel to remove debris and excess liquid from the filter.
– Soak the filter screen in a bowl of hot water for 10 minutes to soften and remove any lingering detergent or lint.
– Check the inside of the machine for any loose lint and remove it with a sponge or cloth.
– Replace the filter making sure to screw it in correctly and then replace the cover.
How to Remove Mold and Limescale from the Washing Machine Rubber Seal
– One of the most effective ways to clean the seal is to use white vinegar and a cotton bud or add baking soda directly to the drum on a 90-degree wash cycle.
White vinegar is a cost-effective and versatile cleaning solution that can be easily found at local supermarkets. By following these steps, you can effectively tackle limescale and mold buildup in your washing machine, ensuring it operates optimally and stays fresh.
