If Your Clothes Smell Like Mildew, Don't Blame Your Washing Machine - Use This Trick To Fix It!

Do you know what really annoys me? When an appliance I paid good money for suddenly starts malfunctioning. I’m sure it’s happened to you before.
Recently, I was taking clothes out of my washing machine when I realized that all my clothes smelled like mildew. I was appalled. A washer is supposed to clean clothes, not make them unwearable!


I looked online for a DIY way to fix this problem and I came across the following tutorial. I was a bit skeptical at first, but when I tried it out for myself, I was absolutely astonished by the results. If you ever have faced this problem before or know someone that might face it in the future, you definitely need to check this out.
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Usually when washing machines break, people call the service center to have a repairman come to their home to take apart the whole machine. For most people, this is too much trouble and they end up buying a brand new washing machine.

You’re different though. You know that there are great DIY solutions that can save you both time and money. And fixing a washing machine with a mildew problem is no exception.

All you need to fix your washing machine is Clorox bleach and 16 ounces of white vinegar. Quick thing, NEVER use bleach and vinegar together — it can be incredibly dangerous. Instead take turns using them.
First, mix the bleach with equal parts warm water and wipe any mildew affected areas in your washing machine with a rag soaked in your solution. Then run the washer at the hottest cycle to wash all the bleach out.
Next, add 16 ounces of vinegar to the washing machine dispenser and once again run the washing machine on the hottest cycle. Once it’s done, you’ll find that your washing machine will look and function as good as new!

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