Three simple ingredients made her washing machine sparkling again
Washing machines are used regularly in most households, meaning they also need to be kept as clean as possible.
Here, Sophie Harris has shared her experience and laid out exactly what she did to make the washing machine spic and span again. She then used an old toothbrush to scrub all the nooks and crannies, and the mould started to disappear "instantly" as it melted into the water. After draining some excess water from the filter, which can usually be found at the bottom of your appliance, Sophie took it out and found plenty of debris and even a hair clip.
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