Why is my washing machine door seal full of mould & mildew.

There is more than one reason for this however typically low temperature washes and limited ventilation are the major causes of dirty door seals.

Low temperature washes.

Running low temperature washes or even worse low temperature fast washes permit bacteria to build up within the washing machine drum, hidden away, this will ordinarily be the catalyst of all your problems and probably the first indicators of this build up will be unpleasant smells when you open the machine door.

Ventilating your washing machine is very simple unless you have an integral or integrated machine, simply leaving the door ajar after every use will reduce the build up of bacteria within your drum. This on it's own won't stop it, but it will certainly slow the process down, crucially wiping the door seal dry after the days laundry will

How to clean your washing machine door seal

Firstly we need to address the problem causing it, just cleaning it will only be a temporary solution. We need to clean the inner drum which you cannot see, without this smells will remain & the door seal mildew issue will return quickly. Washer Wizard was created for this very purpose, it will remove all bacteria and associated smells from deep within the drum & also clean the mould & mildew off the door seal, so everthing completed from one easy to use potion.

In severe cases of mould & mildew covered door seals, the video below should be viewed.