Unexpectedly, vinegar—a culinary staple everywhere—becomes a domestic cleaning hero, especially when it comes to keeping washing machines clean and efficient. A major problem with these necessary equipment is accumulation and smells, but their inherent acidity provides a simple yet effective remedy. To keep your washing machine in top shape, here’s a detailed instruction on how to clean it with vinegar.
What makes vinegar so special?
Because of its inherent acidity, vinegar is great for removing mold and germs, mineral deposits, and soap scum. It’s a great method to keep your washing machine in good working order without breaking the bank or harming the environment, unlike harsh chemical cleaners.
Things Required:
Clear distilled vinegar
Sponge or microfiber cloth
A little dish
Hot water
Methods for Cleaning:
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First, get the machine ready.
Get rid of any clothes or other objects in the washing machine to make sure the drum is empty.
Second Step: Degrease the Door Seal
A popular place for mold and residue formation is the rubber seal surrounding the door. To thoroughly clean this area, use a moist microfiber cloth or sponge.
Third Step:
Make Your Own Vinegar Cleaner
In a basin, combine warm water with distilled white vinegar in proportions of 1:1. The detergent drawers and any other sections that may be reached will be cleaned with this combination.
Step 4: Purge the Detergent Areas
Take the fabric softener and detergent containers apart. To remove any accumulation, submerge them in the vinegar solution. To eliminate any remaining residue, scrub them well.
Fifthly, Speak to the Drum
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