Maintenance Tips To Keep Your Washing Machine Work Longer
Before you throw that batch of dirty laundry into your hard-working automatic washing machine and switch it on, you won' even really think twice. About an hour or so, you expect to return to see all the spin-dried, clean, and fragrant laundry, ready to be fixated or tumble-dried. Washing machines are not inexpensive. So, if you want to have all the new jazzy characteristics to make your life simpler, it can be pricey. It is essential that they last longer in order to get the most out of the cash you spend on a washing machine. Clean the Gasket The rubber seal could get dirty, gunky, and smelly across the edges of the washer, in the front, or on top (obviously, it depends on what kind of machine you have). It is a smart move to clean the gasket with a soft sponge after each use, then dry it. Give it a thorough cleaning with liquid soap and warm water detergent once a month or so. You can also rinse it with vinegar and water in similar proportions and dry well. Cleaning the filter