Front-loading washing machines can be convenient, but the rubber gasket around the door is a nightmare to keep clean and unstained with frequent use, quickly becoming marked by mold. While cleaning ...

Are you worried you may have discovered mold in your machine? If you’re smelling mildew on your freshly washed clothes, seeing black spots on your seal or drum, or noticing a sludgy build-up in your ...

Our used appliance store gets and refurbishes hundreds of washing machines every year. But what is the best way to clean a ...

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If your clothes still have a whiff about them and don't seem properly cleaned after a wash, it could be that your washing machine has developed a mould problem. But fear not, as this issue is easy and ...

Does your washing machine leave your clothes smelling unpleasant despite a fresh cycle? This may indicate a mould issue, which can be resolved in just 10 minutes. It's a little-known fact that wiping ...

If your washing machine has started to emit an unpleasant odour, it may be due to the condition of the front door seal. This area is likely to collect mould and bacteria. Notoriously, the rubber seal ...

If the door of a washing machine isn't left open after use, mould can grow over time in the seal due to the damp and poorly ventilated environment. Many people find it difficult to leave the door open ...

There is nothing worse than opening your washing machine, ready to tackle the laundry, only to be punched in the face by the smell of mildew and wet dog. That gross odor is a massive red flag: your ...

If your laundry smells musty even after washing, mould could be growing inside your washing machine - but there's an easy ...

You don’t need to leave the door wide open after every load. Just a few inches is enough to allow air to circulate and let ...