A washing machine as good as new in 3 steps
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Cleaning the washing machine: A like-new washing machine in 3 steps
Clean your washing machine regularly in 3 easy steps and protect it from unpleasant odours, dirt, and ensure a long lifespan for your appliance.
Step 1:
Carefully free the rubber seal of your washing machine from hair, lint, and other dirt. A mild cleaner, vinegar, or citric acid can also be suitable for this purpose.
Step 2:
Remove the filter (usually located at the bottom right of your washing machine) and rinse it with clean water.
Step 3:
Use a washing machine-specific cleaning agent approximately every 6 months (for example, Super Clean by Electrolux. Learn more about Super Clean). Add the cleaning agent to the washing machine drum and run the machine without any laundry.
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