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Soap Scum In Washing Machine

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Date: 01/31/2005 Topics: Cleaning > Appliances | Old Categories > Cleaning  
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A lot of people don't think about it, but soap scum and build up happen easily in your washer. Run the machine on normal cycle in hot water and add a little vinegar. It will clean your machine really well.

By Robin
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By annette (Guest Post)
Our front load washer started stinking and that smell started going into our towels I think it was the soap scum that caused the smell. My sister gave me some cleaner called "Purewasher" that she bought. It only took one tablespoon to remove the scum and fungus. And another tablespoon to get rid of the mildew smell from our towels.

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By Denise (Guest Post)
CLR works great also with the soap scum, mineral build up and smelly washer smell.

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By thunderbabe (Guest Post)
Hi i use vinigar and baking soda works wonders

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