- if
crayon gets into the dryer & melts onto the drum,
remove as much as possible w/ nonflammable household
cleaner (READ LABEL TO BE SURE). A flammable cleaner
could cause a fire in the dryer. Apply cleaner to a
sponge or cloth rag & wipe its interior. Do NOT
spray or pour on the interior; it might get down
inside the dryer. Wipe off w/ rags or paper towels.
Then, tumble old rags to remove any residue left,
until no more comes off. A colored stain may remain on
the drum.
- if
a drum is spotted by starched or tinted articles, wipe
the interior w/ a cloth moistened w/ a diluted bleach
solution. Use a sponge or clean cloth, dipped in suds,
to remove the bleach solution from the drum. Rinse
well & dry.
- if
the dryer is used to dry unlaundered clothing, such as
children's snow pants between outings, wipe the drum
w/ suds & rinse. This will remove any dirt before
clean laundry is placed into the machine.
- wipe
the door opening occasionally. Clean the exterior w/
suds & rinse. To protect the finish, polish w/ an
appliance wax.
- a
case of white clothes coming out of a dryer blue? New
jeans had been washed & then dried in that dryer
just before. Sometimes dye will come off new blue
jeans & dry on the inside of the dryer drum &
then transfer to the next batch of wet clothes put
inside. Good to check dryer drum after load of brand
new jeans. If dye coated, clean all inside w/ soapy
water until no color comes off on the cleaning cloth.
Wipe off all soapy residue w/ clean wet
cloth.
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Plumbing
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nonflammable
household cleaner
sponge,
cloth rags or paper towels
diluted
bleach solution
appliance
wax
all
purpose cleaner
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Advice by
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Wear
rubber gloves & work in a
well ventilated
area
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