How to clean washing machine with vinegar

5 simple steps to clean your front loader washing machine. #cleaningtips #cleanwashingmachine

See how to clean a top loading washing machine using non-toxic ingredients like vinegar and baking soda. Done in under an hour!

See how to clean a top loading washing machine using non-toxic ingredients like vinegar and baking soda. Done in under an hour!

If your washing machine is dirty and stinks, it's time to clean it! Here's how to clean a washing machine with vinegar so it sparkles!

Washing your laundry can be a very difficult task sometimes, because you can face with some problems such as mixing colors which will definitely ruin your clothes. Not to mention that sometimes, finding the perfect laundry detergent is very difficult. But, there is secrete a few people know, that a simple ingredient from your kitchen can do real wonders to your laundry. All you have to do is add a cup of vinegar to the washing machine. Pour the cup over your clothes, in the washing machine…

Although it seems like your washing machine should be self-cleaning, it does actually require a more thorough scrubbing every so often. This is especially true if you notice a strange smell coming from your washing machine, or there are any visible stains on the inside. Mildew, mold and bacteria can all grow rampantly

Everyone should know how to deodorize a washing machine - discover super-simple ways to get it done. It’s time for a fresher-smelling washer.

Well, we do our laundry at least three times a week, but, in turn, we have to clean the washer, otherwise we risk in ruining our laundry. Not to mention about that bad odor released by the washer when mold is gathered around the rubber band. Have you noticed when you hand wash your laundry, dirt and detergent residues are deposited on the basin? The same thing happens with your washing machine. After repetitive washings, dirt, limescale and detergent residues are deposited on the washer…

Two homemade fabric softener recipes which are natural and frugal, one of which is for your washing machine, and another for your dryer {on Stain Removal 101}