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Mould thrives on moist surfaces, so it's no surprise washing machine rubber seals are typically victims. If households fail to remove the mould, in time it may result in an odour that could affect clothes during the wash cycle.
The rubber seal in washing machines is prone to mould, debris and dirt. Cleaning the seal can be tricky as damaging it could mean it needs to be replaced.
Whether households choose to grout their tiles or use a silicone caulking, no sealant is safe from the growth of mould and mildew. Luckily, a professional cleaner has shared a spray she uses that 'always' works.
Unfortunately bathroom sealant can get very mouldy and is difficult to clean. But fans of cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch have shared a 'game-changing' tip to remove the mould, reported The Express.
An inexpensive hack to get rid of mould has gone viral