Mum uses £3.50 Asda spray to get rid of washing machine mould in minutes

IT may not be the most glamorous of household chores – but the rubber seal of your washing machine can become rife with mould if you forget to clean it thoroughly.

Thankfully, one mum has revealed her must-have product for tackling this tedious task – and now we can’t wait to try it for ourselves.

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The woman admitted she ‘didn’t realise how much mould rubber collects’ in a washing machine[/caption]

Writing on the Facebook group Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips, the woman said she “didn’t realise how much mould rubber collects” if you forget to rinse it out.

Inspired by cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch, the user wrote: “Hinched my washing machine last night… super happy with the result!”

Along with cleaning out the often over-looked drawer, the woman then used a £3.50 Dettol spray to tackle the build up of mould on the rubber seal – and admits she “didn’t have to scrub a thing!”

After leaving the mildew remover for a thirty minutes to work its magic, the woman then put her washing machine on an empty spin at 60 degrees to get rid of the stubborn mould.

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All the mum had to do was soak the mould with a £3.50 Dettol spray before putting the machine on a 60 degree empty spin[/caption]

Already likened to the cult favourite Astonish Mould and Mildew Blaster – which can be used on window sills, grubby kitchen floors and blinds – this Dettol product is formulated with bleach to remove even the most stubborn mould super swiftly.

In fact, the mum even used this £3.50 spray – which you can pick up in Asda – to salvage her mouldy shower curtains.

In a last ditch attempt to save them, the mum added: “I went to change them but thought I’d try this before.. my shower curtain now looks brand new and all my tile grout is sparkling white!”

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This £3.50 spray formulated with bleach to remove mould and can be used all around the home[/caption]

• Dettol Spray Cleaner Antibacterial Mould & Mildew Remover, £3.50 from ASDA – buy now

Unsurprisingly, other users were quickly delighted with the results and are desperate to try it out for themselves.

One replied: “Wow you got it that clean without scrubbing??”

Another wrote: “I’m getting myself some of that!”

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