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Your laundry room resource
Keep your laundry room clean, well organized, uncluttered and easy to use.
Here are a few useful tips for keeping all parts of your laundry efficient and spotless:
- Run your washer without any laundry once a month – with only water and a cup of white vinegar and you will sanitize the inside of the machine and clear away the soap scum.
- Empty the lint trap on your dryer before starting every load, then wipe off leftover dust and fuzz with a damp cloth.
- Using a damp cloth, wipe the interior of both your dryer and washing machine – making sure to rub off any lint residue around the opening.
- Wash the outside of your washer and dryer with a soft cloth and soapy water.
- Wash the sink in your laundry room with soapy water and cloth and don’t forget to wash and then polish the faucet.
- Clean the surfaces, shelving, and bins on the counter-tops as well as the cabinet fronts by wiping them with a cloth and cleaner.
- Vacuum, then wash the laundry room floor. Launder rugs regularly. Dust the area underneath the washer and dryer as lint can create a fire hazard if it piles up under your appliances. Long handled bristle brush is very useful for this task.
Long handled bristle brush – convenient for cleaning dust under appliances
- Using a vacuum cleaner with a hose attachment, vacuum all the lint from the inside of the dryer hose.
Vacuum Hose Attachment
- Vacuum the area behind your washer and dryer. To reach behind the units, move the machines using appliance floor protectors so you don’t damage your floors.
Floor Protectors for Moving Appliance
- Vacuum, then wipe with damp cloth the dust, fuzz and lint around the air vents so they don’t get clogged and reduce airflow into your laundry room.
- Spray laundry room window with glass cleaner and polish with a cloth. Clean the window sill and the frame with the damp cloth. Launder the curtains regularly.
- Clean mineral deposits and spray-starch buildup on your iron by making a paste of baking soda and water. Apply the paste with a cloth, then wipe down the iron.
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