Nothing is more disturbing than noticing a musty smell on our laundry after washing. As mentioned earlier, mold can easily build up inside your washing machine , causing that powerful odor that can cause problems for allergy sufferers. How to get rid of it? Above all, it is essential to clean the washing machine regularly with an effective descaling product. You can alternate between chemicals and home remedies, like a mixture of baking soda and distilled white vinegar. These natural ingredients are excellent for descaling and disinfecting the device. Simply add this solution to the detergent drawer and run an empty program at 90°C.

It is also essential not to neglect the following points:

• Clean the laundry drawer at least once a week to remove any excess detergent that could become smelly over time. Be wary of the self-cleaning function: although many devices offer it to eliminate bacteria by heating the drum to 70°C, it does not always give the expected result.
  Leave the machine door open after each wash cycle to allow proper ventilation of the drum. If you close it, the excessive humidity will encourage the development of bacteria.
• Wipe the door seal after each wash to prevent stagnant water from creating bad odors. Use a clean cloth for this.