๐Ÿ  Week 44 Home Check Reminder


Welcome to Week 30 of the Weekly Home Check

Can you believe another three months have gone by?!? Letโ€™s clean out the washing machine and dryer vents again!

Remember you can find everything you need in my storefronts.

๐Ÿ‘š๐Ÿ‘• Clean the Washing Machine

Regular cleaning is essential and prevents odor caused by mold and mildew. Be sure to consult your washing machine user manual for any specific instructions.

  • Dispensers: Remove them completely, then scrub and rinse in mild dish soap. Clean inside the dispenser housing with a damp towel.
  • Tub Clean: Pour washing machine cleaner and run a clean cycle or the longest, hottest cycle.
  • Exterior and Controls: Wipe down with a damp cloth and all-purpose cleaner.
  • Front loading machines:
    • Filters: Located on a bottom corner, pull out the hose to drain excess water into a bowl. Then, clean the filter/lint traps with a brush and mild soap. Also, clean and dry the filter housing.
    • Rubber Seal: Spray with vinegar and wipe. If there's significant mildew buildup, call an appliance repair tech to clean. Avoid using harsh chemicals on the rubber gasket, as it can damage the unit.
  • Remember to keep the door open after each use for proper drying.

๐Ÿงฆ Clean the Clothes Dryer

Cleaning your dryer is crucial to maintain efficiency and prevent fire hazards. It's recommended to have a professional occasionally service your dryer for a thorough clean.

  • Remove the lint screen, vacuum or scrub it clean, rinse, and air dry.
  • Unplug or disconnect from gas, remove the ventilation duct, then clean with a brush & vacuum.
  • Wipe inside drum with a damp cloth.
  • Vacuum the lint trap housing with a narrow attachment.
  • Vacuum underneath and behind the machine.
  • Reattach the ventilation duct, ensuring there are no kinks or large dents.

Remember to keep all the links to the manuals and warranty information of your washer and dryer in your Home Journal & Log Book.

Watch for how-to videos on my socials, and donโ€™t forget to tag @weeklyhomecheck after youโ€™ve washed and vacuumed your machines!

- Kyshawn

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