I'm currently using Electrolux's own brand descaler/cleaner for my Zanussi Washer Dryer every 6 months or so and it seems to work well. I wouldn't recommend using the time saver when running a maintenance wash though, as you want to allow the product to remove as much gunk and limescale as possible. I always clean the filter afterwards, as I usually get chunks of limescale from the heating element trapped in the filter. Like yourself, I always leave the draw and door ajar, regularly clean the draw and regularly wash at 60 with a Bio powder containing oxygen bleach. My machine will be 7 years old in December and doesn't have any visible mold issues or smells.
For all my front load washers I just put bleach and demestos on a 90 degree cycle and it seems to clean the door seal,the steam from the heat gets to all places of the drum under the holes,I do this like every 3 months.keeps the hoses clean too.
Hi I am a pensioner and was given one 🕐 f these machines - however it seems to over fill - to the point that it seems like the door is he going to blow open : Is this a common and fixable problem ,? PS I'm pretty handy with tools etc ,- and it seems the machine spins drains : agitates etc just seems it has this one issue :thanks ok advance Bobby
When your washer stinks, make sure to clean out the catch trap on the pump which is somewhere inside the machine. Also leave the door open after each use, do not shut the door, to allow it to ventilate. Also I use Fabuloso in my washer to remove the sewer smell. It will foam up like crazy and make foam come out of the machine all over the place, but it works to get the bacteria and junk out of the drain line which causes the smells.
I clean the softener inside and everything you say but it is still not going down. MIne is gfw148ssm0ww softener dispenser. Anyone knows how to fix it. I do not want to open up 100s of screws...to open up. I put vinegar, hydrogen peroxide etc.. but nothing seems to do the trick Anyone can help is appreciated.
Buy a 5 micron water filter and fit it in the water supply line to the washing machine. It will stop sediment. You will be astonished at what it collects over time.
@@ibaisaic aww :( also thank you a lot for making those awesome videos i was watching you for i think about 6 years now and thanks to you i convinced my parents to buy me a Henry 160! It still works perfectly to this day! Nothing was needing maintence due to we have only hard floors! But i am very greatfull to you that i got an Henry and in around 2015 they were actually preety faulty with wireing but they actually fixed it and we were lucky that ours wireing was good! Thank you so much again!
@@ibaisaic also what washing machine do you have a Miele or AEG? Due to there is Miele video and that's AEG! Was it an old video that you just finished now?
I said in the video that the day before I used a 95 degree programme to wash some tea towels so it wasn’t necessary for me to run another 95 degree wash. I followed the instructions on the washing machine cleaner that stated run the machine on a 60 degree wash, which is what I did.
I have used bleach based cleaners to remove black marks inside a washing machine for many years with no problems as long as a full cycle is run with the machine empty to rinse it all out.
I dunno how to clean that damn filter and you just saved my life.
I'm currently using Electrolux's own brand descaler/cleaner for my Zanussi Washer Dryer every 6 months or so and it seems to work well. I wouldn't recommend using the time saver when running a maintenance wash though, as you want to allow the product to remove as much gunk and limescale as possible. I always clean the filter afterwards, as I usually get chunks of limescale from the heating element trapped in the filter. Like yourself, I always leave the draw and door ajar, regularly clean the draw and regularly wash at 60 with a Bio powder containing oxygen bleach. My machine will be 7 years old in December and doesn't have any visible mold issues or smells.
Thank you very much!
I found switching to a plant-based softener has really helped reduce manky door seal. I do wipe it regularly though also.
For all my front load washers I just put bleach and demestos on a 90 degree cycle and it seems to clean the door seal,the steam from the heat gets to all places of the drum under the holes,I do this like every 3 months.keeps the hoses clean too.
yes instructions are online for AEG in PDF
Great explanation! Thanks a lot!
My new AEG doesn't have that red spout huh :-(
You can also spray vinegar and water into the tub and after that wash with 60°c
Hi I am a pensioner and was given one 🕐 f these machines - however it seems to over fill - to the point that it seems like the door is he going to blow open : Is this a common and fixable problem ,?
PS I'm pretty handy with tools etc ,- and it seems the machine spins drains : agitates etc just seems it has this one issue :thanks ok advance Bobby
Thanks for the video! Really helpful
Yep
Great video Roger 👌👌
Can you make a playlist with all your washing machine videos
He has it now
When your washer stinks, make sure to clean out the catch trap on the pump which is somewhere inside the machine. Also leave the door open after each use, do not shut the door, to allow it to ventilate. Also I use Fabuloso in my washer to remove the sewer smell. It will foam up like crazy and make foam come out of the machine all over the place, but it works to get the bacteria and junk out of the drain line which causes the smells.
The bit where my washing machine detergent drawer I cannot get any mould
I clean the softener inside and everything you say but it is still not going down. MIne is gfw148ssm0ww softener dispenser. Anyone knows how to fix it. I do not want to open up 100s of screws...to open up. I put vinegar, hydrogen peroxide etc.. but nothing seems to do the trick Anyone can help is appreciated.
Do you still use the AEG now you have the Miele or is your AEG at someone else's now?
Just a heads up, The section where you talk about washing machine cleaners is missing the audio, Take care x
The microphone played up during that section so the audio only comes out of one speaker but I can still hear it on my iPhone, iPad and TV.
Buy a 5 micron water filter and fit it in the water supply line to the washing machine. It will stop sediment. You will be astonished at what it collects over time.
Thanks for the. video ! cheers
Brilliant video legend
Thanks👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
On my washer, there's actually a way you can take the front bit of the draw off. So that you can easily clean it.
Hey ibaisaic could u do a video on the German livington prime cordless vacuum cleaner
What makes you think it’s German. Pretty sure it’s made in China.
And yes livington prime is from media shop tv
I've seen the ad in Romania alot and idk if it's good
@@ibaisaic I checked and it's german
I checked online if mediashop tv is German and it is german
Kinda unreleated, but do you know where was this machine made?
Thanks in advance!
Poland I think.
@@RogersBitsDoings Wow EU manufacturing. That's great. Thank you for your answer!
As far as I know the 8000/9000 series are made in Italy and the 6000/7000 series in Poland
Im nit picking but you are unlikely to need a fast spin for an empty drum
whats your main washer?
The Miele model I unboxed and installed on my channel.
Hi so where is your new Henry Quick?
It hasn’t been launched yet.
@@ibaisaic aww :( also thank you a lot for making those awesome videos i was watching you for i think about 6 years now and thanks to you i convinced my parents to buy me a Henry 160! It still works perfectly to this day! Nothing was needing maintence due to we have only hard floors! But i am very greatfull to you that i got an Henry and in around 2015 they were actually preety faulty with wireing but they actually fixed it and we were lucky that ours wireing was good! Thank you so much again!
@@ibaisaic also what washing machine do you have a Miele or AEG? Due to there is Miele video and that's AEG! Was it an old video that you just finished now?
I have the Miele. All the videos you see on my channel are filmed in the past, unless its live.
@@ibaisaic oh! Okay!
home appliance channel
Hi Ibaisaic vax vacuum
Says 90-95 degrees but puts 60 degrees.. 🤔
I said in the video that the day before I used a 95 degree programme to wash some tea towels so it wasn’t necessary for me to run another 95 degree wash. I followed the instructions on the washing machine cleaner that stated run the machine on a 60 degree wash, which is what I did.
Bleach into washing machine???serious?
I have used bleach based cleaners to remove black marks inside a washing machine for many years with no problems as long as a full cycle is run with the machine empty to rinse it all out.