Washing machines are a prime breeding ground for mould, according to cleaning experts at Cleaner Guys. Mould spores, akin to dust, float around constantly and only need moisture, warmth, darkness and organic materials to start growing - conditions that washing machines typically provide.
The professionals at Cleaner Guys , who specialise in mould removal, recommend using hydrogen peroxide for cleaning mould out of a washing machine. They advise against using bleach, despite its thorough cleaning abilities, due to its toxicity and harshness compared to hydrogen peroxide, which they claim "does just as good of a job".
Bleach also poses risks if mixed with other chemicals , potentially producing toxic gas. For instance, combining bleach and vinegar results in the production of chlorine gas. Furthermore, bleach's water-based nature presents another issue when tackling mould. After application, the pH neutralises, leaving behind additional moisture - the very condition that encourages mould growth.
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When embarking on mould cleaning, households should ensure they're wearing robust cleaning gloves and long-sleeved shirts, reports the Express . Finally, add hydrogen peroxide and run your washing machine through a cleaning cycle at its highest and longest setting.
A single cup of hydrogen peroxide should suffice, but if your machine is heavily mouldy, you might want to use two cups.

The solution should be poured directly into the washing machine drum, not in the drawer. Once the wash cycle is complete, give the inside of the washing machine a good wipe down with a clean, dry towel and check for any remaining mould residue or smell.
Afterwards, leave the washing machine door open for at least three hours to allow it to dry out completely.
One common mistake that can promote mould growth in a washing machine is shutting the door immediately after removing the wet laundry, as this can prevent the machine from drying properly.
It's also crucial to check for mould around the exterior of your machine. To do this, pull the washing machine away from the wall as far as possible, and visually inspect the floor and walls around it for signs of mould growth.
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