Ms. Hinch's fan explains how to get "musty" smells out of the washing machine with "brilliant results ...

Ms. Hinch's fan explains how to remove "musty" smells from the washing machine with "brilliant results".

Cleaning enthusiasts have flocked to social media to suggest their favorite ways to get rid of harmful odors from washing machines.

Ms. Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchcliffe, became famous after she started sharing cleaning techniques on Instagram. The now more than four million fans of the Guru, who want to learn more about cleaning, also share their own findings online.

A woman asked for help on Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips' Facebook page to remove odors from the washing machine.

"My washing machine smells musty," wrote Clare Griffiths.

"I tried an antibacterial cleaner but it didn't work." I use Lenor Unstoppables and fabric softener on my clothes, but do my clothes and washing machine still smell? "Can you give me an advice?" Over 40 comments were left on the post and community members shared their best practices.

"Always keep the door and the soap dispenser a little open to allow air to circulate," said Helen Bryan.

Leaving the washing machine door open will allow moisture and mold to escape to prevent mold from building up inside the drum.

It can also help get rid of musty odors.

"Put two dishwasher tabs in the drum and wash them in hot water, that's amazing," said Sue Baker.

"Dishwashing tablets and washing without clothes!" said Diana Rothwell. Great. "Other members of the group recommended baking soda and white vinegar.

"Put a cup of white vinegar and a tablespoon of baking soda in the washing machine," wrote Sally Birtwell. "For me it worked." While baking soda is widely used for baking, it's also useful for cleaning.

It has natural deodorizing properties and is therefore suitable for use in the washing machine.

It can help destroy bacteria when combined with white vinegar.

It can also be used as a chemical-free fabric softener.

"I used regular laundry detergent in the drawer and a cup of baking soda and white vinegar in the drum," Hathwell explained.

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