Clean entire washing machine with expert's 'best' method using one item

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The washing machine is made to clean clothes, but also needs a regular scrubbing to stay fresh.It's understandable to forget that the appliance gets dirty, as gunk and mould builds up in hidden places.

However, if left untreated, this dirt can seep into the water that does the laundry, so your clothes may not be as clean as you think - and come out emitting a foul odour.Thankfully, one expert is here to explain how to clean a washing machine without spending hours scrubbing and soaking.

Sarah Dempsey, a cleaning expert from MyJobQuote, has shared the best way, best method and what products to use.With their constant use of water, this dampness creates the perfect environment to breed mould and bacteria, reports the Express.But it can be tricky to dislodge all the dirt and grime, especially if you don’t know how to do it without leaving permanent damage.

How often you should clean your washing machine depends on how much you use it.It's easy to work out when certain areas, like the door seal, need a scrub - if you notice unpleasant smells coming from the inside of your washing machine, or if there are visible dark marks, then that is always a good indicator that it needs to be cleaned.There is a simple method to clean washing machines that will have your seal, drum and drawer looking brand new in a few minutes.