Washer Cleaner
- Ready In:
- 5mins
- Ingredients:
- 2
- Yields:
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1 gallon
ingredients
- 1 gallon jug filled with hot tap water
- 2 -4 cups household chlorine bleach
directions
- Set the machine on the highest water level, put the water temperature on hot & set on a "normal" wash cycle.
- Fill a gallon jug with hot tap water.
- When the cycle begins, stop it & add the gallon of water. Be careful not to overfill-you just want to get the water level up high enough to reach that yucky upper rim.
- Next, add 2 to 4 cups of household chlorine bleach. Close the lid & restart the wash cycle.
- After a few minutes, stop the cycle, but don't open the lid.
- Let the washer sit for 30-plus minutes to give the bleach & hot water time to work at removing all the "yuck" you did see & also that you didn't see. Let the machine finish the wash cycle, & then open the lid to air out the inside.
- Your washing machine should be sqeaky-clean & ready to handle laundry.
- Note: Before doing a load of towels, take one & wipe the inside rim of the tub, the farbic softener dispenser & other areas where "yuck" seems to accumulate just to stay on top of buildups that can cause odors!
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Reviews
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I have to agree with another reviewer that this made my washer smell nice but it didn't clean it. I used a whole bottle of bleach and it took more then a gallon of water to reach the rim. I think it took about four gallons. I usually use vinegar and bleach and that seems to clean it better. I do this monthly so I know my washer wasn't real dirty like another reviewer suggested.
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