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I’m writing a pretty chunky article that a number of you may well find very interesting, I even did research on science stuff but I could do with help on some images if any can help me.
I’m looking for images of that grey slime/sludge you get inside washing machines and also any rotten drum spiders.
I’ve found things out about this and writing it up.
K.
Yes please that’d be helpful, can you send to ukwhitegoods1921@gmail.com thanks.
K.
This is what I was working on…
Joining a lot of dots.
I had hoped to get some images of the slime we se inside machines but heh ho…
K.
Interesting article. I certainly noticed a clear link between smelly machines and premature drum failure. Especially on integrated machines with the door kept closed with moisture trapped inside. Washer/dryers would often fare better, with the drum dried and sterilised after every wash.
One factor that has had a significant impact on poor drum health, along with lower wash temperatures, is the transition from powder-based detergents incorporating bleaching agents to liquid-based detergents, which do not contain bleach. These bleaching agents have a significant part to play in minimising bacterial growth. I always recommended customers added a bleaching agent to their “whites” wash, along with a 60 degree cycle at least every couple of weeks
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