If your laundry smells musty even after washing, mould could be growing inside your washing machine - but there's an easy ...

Front-loading washing machines can be convenient, but the rubber gasket around the door is a nightmare to keep clean and unstained with frequent use, quickly becoming marked by mold. While cleaning ...

If your clothes still have a whiff about them and don't seem properly cleaned after a wash, it could be that your washing machine has developed a mould problem. But fear not, as this issue is easy and ...

If the door of a washing machine isn't left open after use, mould can grow over time in the seal due to the damp and poorly ventilated environment. Many people find it difficult to leave the door open ...

But not only does it cause an unsightly mess, discovering the gross spores in your washing machine can also be dangerous. As well as damaging the appliances over time, mould can spread to other ...

Mould, which thrives in damp environments, can surprisingly find a home in your washing machine. Black mould often forms due to a combination of moisture, warmth, and organic matter such as detergent ...

Mould in washing machines is a widespread problem, not just around the seal but also within the detergent drawer and behind the appliance. The damp environment of the detergent drawer can lead to ...

Mould in your washing machine can pose a significant issue. It's common knowledge that the fungus thrives in damp environments, and considering your washing machine uses water to clean clothes, it's ...

FANS of Mrs Hinch have discovered a purse-friendly way to tackle grim mould in washing machine. Black mould can grow in your washing machine due to a number of reasons – moisture, warmth, and organic ...