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bahumbug
LIF Infant
Member since 3/11 158 total posts
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Lindsay
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cleaning appliances
we are closing on our first house this week!!
the house doesn't need a ton of work to be move in ready, but we are taking the major projects slow. we will be keeping the existing appliances for the time being until we decide further what we want.
anyhoo.
what is the most effective method for cleaning out a washer and dryer? they machines are in great condition, but the tenants who lived in the house before we bought it weren't exactly the cleanest individuals i've ever seen. so these machines need a major cleaning.
what do i do/use? hot water and bleach cycles??
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Posted 4/16/12 5:17 PM  |
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CindySN23
Stop, Think & Breathe...
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Cindy
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Re: cleaning appliances
I did a bleach cycle then white vinegar cycle both on hot water.
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| Posted 4/16/12 6:33 PM |
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Cheeks24
Living a dream
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Cheeks
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Re: cleaning appliances
I agree with the PP.
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| Posted 4/16/12 9:28 PM |
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bahumbug
LIF Infant
Member since 3/11 158 total posts
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Lindsay
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Re: cleaning appliances
thank you!!
how about the dryer?
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| Posted 4/17/12 9:53 AM |
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Leb
LIF Adult
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Re: cleaning appliances
The dryer usually only dries clean clothes so I think it would be best to just wipe it out inside.
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| Posted 4/17/12 1:14 PM |
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