The Right Way to Use Your Washing Machine’s Detergent Drawer

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Emma ReedTips Editor

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Many people use their washing machine several times a week and expect every load to come out fresh and clean. When clothes still smell bad or have detergent residue, the problem is not always the detergent or the machine itself. Often, the overlooked detergent drawer is the reason behind poor washing results.

The detergent drawer controls when detergent

and fabric softener enter the wash cycle. Over time, leftover soap, softener, minerals, and moisture can build up inside. This buildup can block the water flow and prevent cleaning products from workingproperly.

A dirty drawer can also become a place where mold

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