Use a mixture of water and vinegar to wipe:
The control panel
Door seals
Rubber gaskets
Exterior surfaces
Pay special attention to damp areas where mold and mildew may develop. After wiping, dry everything thoroughly with a clean cloth.
Additional Household Uses
White vinegar is commonly used throughout the home for cleaning:
Kitchen sinks
Faucets
Mirrors
Tile surfaces
Glass doors
Because it is inexpensive and versatile, many households keep it on hand for regular maintenance tasks.
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A Simple Habit With Long-Term Benefits
Regular washing machine maintenance can help improve efficiency, reduce unpleasant odors, and keep laundry smelling fresher. Cleaning the machine once a month—or more often in busy households—can prevent residue from accumulating and help extend the appliance’s lifespan.
While vinegar is not a cure-all for every appliance problem, it remains one of the simplest and most affordable tools for routine washing machine care.
