“The seal traps moisture and detergent residues, creating an ideal breeding ground for mould and mildew, especially if the washing machine is not regularly aired out or if low-temperature washes are frequently used, which may not effectively kill mould spores.”.
“After cleaning, run an empty hot wash cycle (at 60˚C) with a cup of vinegar or a specialised washing machine cleaner to remove any lingering mould and odours.”.
Again, running a monthly empty hot cycle with a washing machine cleaner will help prevent mould build-up.
“Washing machine seals are prone to mould growth due to the damp environment they are constantly exposed to,” he tells Hisense UK.
IT SEEMS like mould can get just about anywhere in your home, and experts have revealed that even your washing machine isn’t immune.
