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Removing Tar From The Dryer

To get tar out of dryer walls, use mayonnaise. Rub mayonnaise on, let sit for 15 minutes then wipe off with a bit of elbow grease. It's the only one that worked for me.

By Lori from Lancaster, PA

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RE: Removing Tar From The Dryer

Toothpaste worked for me. I used a non scratch scouring pad and a little non gel (old fashioned white) toothpaste ans the tar came right off.

Post by raw1905

RE: Removing Tar From washer

My husband put clothes in my washer but now there is tar all over the agitator that spins the machine. It being plastic I'm not sure what I can use to get it out without ruining it. And I'm scared to wash our good clothes help!

Post By jen (Guest Post)

RE: Removing Tar From The Dryer

I used cooking oil to remove tar from my dryer. I ran the dryer for a few minutes to warm it. Then I rubbed the spots with a rag dipped in cooking oil. The tar came off quite easily.

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