My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
I read about people using the affresh here on the forums. Thought i would try it to keep my new LG washer free of mildew and keep them clean. Well, I followed the directions. Put one tablet in the washer and ran the tub clean cycle. When the washer done i opened it and found a film all over the used to be shinny drum! I ran another cycle and it is still there. I am now running a third cycle.
Has this happened to anyone else? Did i do something wrong?
I just used for the first time on a month old Duet FL...it came with the machine. I used it and ran the "clean" cycle...the drum is just a shiny as it was beofre use.
Perhaps you should check your LG manual...maybe for some reason a product such as "Affresh" is not suited to their machines?
I had read the manual before using the affresh. It didn't say anything about it. I ended up running 3 cycles, then i put some towels in and ran another cycle. The towels seemed to wipe the drum clean. Then i re-washed the towels. don't think i will be using affresh again
shopper can you tell us what model of LG you have? I have an LG 2016 and it has a shiny drum too. After reading your report, I don't think I would use Affresh either. If I were you I would contact Affresh (is there a toll free number?) and tell them what happened, just to hear what their answer would be.
I have heard that LG had recommended a product called Whirl Out for cleaning their machines. It is a product used for whirlpools and hot tubs, but also is supposed to clean up washing machines. My LG manual says only to use bleach when running the "Tub Clean" option. I have not used anything on my machine yet, it's only a little over a month old.
I've heard of people using Liquid Chlorine Bleach, and saying that it works for a while, but the mold always comes back. Has anyone who has used Afresh seen this problem, or does it solve the mold problem for good?
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