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Dr. Beckmann Service-it Deep Clean Washing Machine Cleaner - £2.45 + £4.99 Non prime (£2.23 with sub & save) @ Amazon
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Dr. Beckmann Service-it Deep Clean Washing Machine Cleaner
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Good Housekeeping Institute Approved 2021
Service-It Deep Clean
Over time micro-organisms can build up in your washing machine, leading to unpleasant odours and an unhygienic machine. Regular use of Dr. Beckmann Service-it Deep Clean ensures your machine is hygienically clean and fresh.
Why Activated Carbon?
Activated Carbon is a special ingredient that acts like a magnet to absorb dirt and odours to leave your machine cleaner and fresher.
Product Information
Ingredients
15 -< 30 % Oxygen-Based Bleaching Agents, Less than 5 % Zeolites and Anionic Surfactants, Disinfectants, Perfumes, Hexyl Cinnamal
added by @NP23
Good Housekeeping Institute Approved 2021
Service-It Deep Clean
Over time micro-organisms can build up in your washing machine, leading to unpleasant odours and an unhygienic machine. Regular use of Dr. Beckmann Service-it Deep Clean ensures your machine is hygienically clean and fresh.
Why Activated Carbon?
Activated Carbon is a special ingredient that acts like a magnet to absorb dirt and odours to leave your machine cleaner and fresher.
Product Information
- Removes 99.99% of bacteria, viruses and fungi which can lead to bad and unpleasant odours
- Hygienically cleans deep inside your washing machine, leaving a fresh lemon fragrance
- Removes unpleasant odours caused by detergent residues, washing at low temperatures and incorrect dosing of laundry detergents
- Activated carbon attracts particles like a magnet - absorbing and neutralising build up of dirt and residues
- Promotes a longer lifespan for all machine types
Ingredients
15 -< 30 % Oxygen-Based Bleaching Agents, Less than 5 % Zeolites and Anionic Surfactants, Disinfectants, Perfumes, Hexyl Cinnamal
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sorted byAll the ingredients in this apart from Hexyl Cinnamal (perfume) are already in most washing powders, Vanish Oxy white is an oxygen based bleaching agent if theres non in the powder.
Dont use liquid detergents or fabric conditioners and do a boil wash once a month with acid based descaler e.g. amazon.co.uk/Dri…276
I used Kilrock blast away mould gel on the door seal btw and that worked a treat for the mould. (edited)
If my machine was that crusty I'd probs manually fill the bottom of tub, (below the seal, of course) with the hot water and acid and leave it overnight. It takes a fair while to completely disolve the limescale into the solution. I have a glass kettle & usually overnight that with dilute lemon juice. All deposits gone by morning.
Since I got my new machine, I leave the door a little open after washing, I think the mold maybe due to too much moisture being trapped in, and have started to do a quick wash with half a bottle of white vinegar once a week, not sure if it's doing anything but no mold yet and it's been 6 months. (edited)
Same re. leaving the door open the mould on mine was under a lip not easily spotted but I had the machine in bits. I prefer citric acid re. no smell. Used to get it super cheap in Wilko but they shut the one near me.
Let me explain.
Yes, they are carpet cleaners, but look at first two.
One on Amazon and one in Asda. Same price, but looking at the hotness I think people prefer amazon over Asda.
So even though I knew its same price at Asda for this product, I choose to post amazon deal.
Hope this make sense now.
I used to run a bottle of white vinegar through it but gave up because it loosened the deposits so they ended up on the clothes.
Be interested to see the state of the heater now... certainly no smell anymore
Powder detergents are supposed to be best for avoiding residue build up.
Did a decent amount of research, basically turns out it's not possible to get the detergents that clean the machine in a pod. Stick to the powder. Also try not to use softener, there's no real need it might take time to break the habit, just try without here and there. Also don't need much powder either basically put less than advised.
Edit: might as well throw some other stuff in: like above leave door open after a wash, same with detergent draw.
Do a hot wash once a month, e.g. with towels/empty. I don't use any detergent on this wash, towels don't need it. (edited)
Review suggests it does
That's correct, but look difference.
One on Amazon and one in Asda
This one says 1 treatment?
Are the pods not any good for the machine then?
These are carpet cleaners..
I'm not sure, I've never tried the pods.
I’ve always used conditioner. Will be hard to break this Habit. I recently had a lot of vouchers for fairy non bio pods so need to use them up first. I probably will stick to powder after I’ve used the pods all up.
In fact, the bottom of the tub had lots of slimy residue too,which was very difficult to remove through the small hole for the heater. Using the drain setting always leaves 500ml of water in there, hence manually draining. It's a pretty poor design really, not completely emptying.... leaving the heater soaking in water isn't good either
Good advice! Cheers (edited)
Your colours are going to hate you for it
Leaving the heater soaking in water wont harm it, its basically a kettle element. If you read my earlier threads you'll see I've already advised against liquid detergents and fabric conditioners. Take my advice & you wont need to mess about doing manual draining, they all harbour residual water. (edited)