YOU might be privy to removing limescale from your taps and kettle, but what about your washing machine? Yes, the pesky white chalk can build up in your drum and affect your laundry cycles – including ...

It seems counterintuitive but one of the best ways to make sure your clothes are clean is, in fact, to clean your washing machine. There are plenty of reasons why a washing machine needs to be cleaned ...

An appliance expert has outlined the best ways to help get rid of limescale from your washing machine - using household items. A new study from appliance brand AEG has found that two-thirds of Brits ...

WITH so many household chores to keep on top of it’s understandable that cleaning the washing machine can take a backseat. But leaving your washing machine without some TLC for too long can cause lots ...

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A cleaning expert has shared a genius 30p hack that will destroy built-up limescale on your washing machine. The washing machine is one of the most important pieces of hardware in a household. In fact ...

Yet, eliminating bacteria and limescale doesn’t mean hours spent on your hands and knees scrubbing. The best way to sort out the problem is by picking up a washing machine cleaner that gets rid of ...

We all know how important it is to remove limescale in things like the kettle and on showerheads. But one place we often neglect is in our washing machines, and it can actually cause big problems if ...

Limescale, a chalky white deposit, affects many areas of my home, from the toilets and showers in the bathroom to sink taps and the kettle in the kitchen. However, I seldom consider the limescale ...

Not de-scaling your washing machine regularly can increase your home's energy consumption by a whopping 15% YOU might be privy to removing limescale from your taps and kettle, but what about your ...

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