affresh® Washer Cleaner (and Kit)
All washing machines – no matter the make or model – can benefit from regular cleaning every 30 days. With powerful tools like the affresh Washer Cleaner Kit (with three Power Puck™ tablets and six Grit Grabber™ cloths) and the affresh Washer Cleaner pouch (with three affresh tablets), the product can clean hard-to-reach areas – behind the washer drum – and those that are easier to reach such as around the rubber door seal and detergent dispenser. Affresh can penetrate, dissolve and remove odor-causing residue that can accumulate.
I was sent the affresh Washer Cleaner pouch to try out on my washing machine. We've had our washer and dryer for almost 6 years now and they were "used" when we got them. You would think that a washing machine would be self-cleaning right? Well....ewww...there's parts of the washing machine that you never see and who knows what's lurking in there!
I like the fragrance of the tablets. They smell so fresh and clean! After I ran the tablet cycle, I used an old towel to wipe out the inside of the washer to get rid of residue left behind.
I washed a load of bath towels after cleaning the washer. I was pleased with how they came out. The harm that build-up in your washer can do is not always completely evident until it's gone and you notice your towels are fluffier and your favorite blue blouse is a little brighter.
You can get affresh at Wal-Mart and Target. They also make a dishwasher cleaner too!
THE GIVEAWAY: affresh has offered TWO of my readers the chance to try affresh washer cleaner for themselves!
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I "Like" you on FaceBook and my cleaning tip is to use baking soda in your laundry, especially your towels.
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When I worked at a fast food restaurant, we would use coffee filters and vinegar to clean the windows. It worked amazingly... no streaks and no residue left behind. I use that at home now and it works terrific on mirrors as well. Thanks, Jen
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I use microfiber cloths to clean my windows. They do a good job and doesn't leave fuzz like some paper towels do.
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