Cleaning the drum: To remove bad odors, clean the inside of the drum, the seal and the door with a cloth soaked in white vinegar. White vinegar will also make your washing machine fresh again.
Drying the Drum: Be sure to leave the door open after each wash to allow proper drying of the drum.
How to get rid of bad smells in the washing machine?
And of course, there is nothing more annoying than smelling that unpleasant musty smell on our laundry right after washing. As said, mold can easily build up inside your washing machine, leading to that strong smell that can quickly harm allergy sufferers. How to get rid of it? First of all, it is important to clean the washing machine from time to time with an effective descaling solution. You can alternate chemicals with homemade remedies, such as a mixture of baking soda and distilled white vinegar. These natural ingredients are excellent for descaling and disinfecting the device. Simply add this solution to the detergent drawer and run an empty program at a temperature of 90°C.
It is also essential not to neglect the following factors:
Clean the detergent drawer
This cleaning is necessary at least once a week to remove any excess detergent that could later become smelly and musty. Beware of the self-cleaning function: many devices have this option to remove bacteria build-up and clean the drum at a temperature of 70°C. But, it does not always offer the expected result.
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