Thursday, July 20, 2006
Washer Cleaning ...by Using Cotton Rags
Washer Cleaning
If very dirty or linty wash leaves soil residue behind, wipe out inner tub with cotton wipers. Leave lid open so tub will dry. Clean lint filters, and dispensers as manual directs. NEVER use detergent to clean fabric softener dispensers as residue left behind can combine with fabric softener to stain clothes.
Wash outside of washer with cloth rags and mild suds, rinse and wipe dry with cotton wipers. Creamy appliance wax applied with cloth rags can be used occasionally, especially on painted surfaces, for extra protection of surface.
If hard water minerals build up a deposit inside washer, do not use a vinegar rinse unless you contact washer manufacturer or dealer and get their OK. Porcelain enamel washer inner tubs are made to resist alkalis (in detergent and laundry additives) not acids. Long exposure to acids can etch and roughen porcelain enamel tubs so they damage fabrics, and may also rust metal parts of the washer.
Telephone toll free at 877-747-3854
Washer Cleaning
If very dirty or linty wash leaves soil residue behind, wipe out inner tub with cotton wipers. Leave lid open so tub will dry. Clean lint filters, and dispensers as manual directs. NEVER use detergent to clean fabric softener dispensers as residue left behind can combine with fabric softener to stain clothes.
Wash outside of washer with cloth rags and mild suds, rinse and wipe dry with cotton wipers. Creamy appliance wax applied with cloth rags can be used occasionally, especially on painted surfaces, for extra protection of surface.
If hard water minerals build up a deposit inside washer, do not use a vinegar rinse unless you contact washer manufacturer or dealer and get their OK. Porcelain enamel washer inner tubs are made to resist alkalis (in detergent and laundry additives) not acids. Long exposure to acids can etch and roughen porcelain enamel tubs so they damage fabrics, and may also rust metal parts of the washer.
Telephone toll free at 877-747-3854
# posted by Jack : 3:26:00 PM
"Cleanliness is indeed next to godliness." --Christopher Morley
