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Your washer and dryer's drum, dispensers, and hoses may accumulate undesirables over time. Cleaning maintains the overall hygiene and cleanliness of your laundry while extending the life and performance of your machines.
Below is some maintenance tips from our seasoned cleaners for your washer and dryer:
Remove any clothing, laundry detergent, or other things from the drum before unplugging the washing machine and dryer from the power source.
Your washer and dryer's drum, dispensers, and hoses may accumulate dirt, lint, and detergent over time. Hence, cleaning may significantly improve the hygiene and cleanliness of your laundry while also extending the life and performance of your machines.
Use a moist cloth to clean the washer and dryer's drum to get rid of any dirt or debris; any difficult-to-reach spots can be cleaned with a tiny brush. Then apply disinfectant.
To get rid of any mould or mildew, clean the door seal on your washer and dryer. Scrub the seal with a soft brush or cloth and a light detergent.
It is easy for detergent scum to accumulate if the dispenser is not regularly cleaned. Your washer and dryer's dispensers should be cleaned to get rid of any accumulation of detergent or fabric softener. To clean the dispensers, use a small brush or toothbrush and a light detergent.
Use a moist cloth to clean the exterior of your washer and dryer. Any difficult-to-reach spots can be cleaned with a brush.
Remove any lint gathered in the trap by using a little brush or a vacuum. Then also clean the dryer's exhaust to get rid of lint or dirt. Any lint that may have accumulated in the vent can be taken out using a tiny brush or a vacuum.
It is recommended that the washer and dryer be deep-cleaned at least once every 1- 3 months but frequency should depend on how often you use the appliances. For specific cleaning instructions for your washer and dryer, always consult the manufacturer's instructions.