Oh Stink!

9 years ago

My mom who has dementia had an accident. (Well, I'm not sure that is the correct term, more like a volcanic eruption!) She tried cleaning by herself and put a ton of poo clothes in my washer. I have done 15 cycles, of all different washes, washed with bleach, vinegar and baking soda, dawn dish soap, old towels and even a large blanket. I still have poo in my washer. If it weren't brand new, I would seriously just throw it out. How can I get this clean??? Even after 15 loads I still have poo flecks all over at the end. Helpppppp, before I loose my mind!

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dadoes
9 years ago
Difficult to offer relevant advice without a handle on what kind of washer is involved ...
larsi_gw
9 years ago
So sorry, but OMG!!!! It seems there has been just nothing but poop posts on our Houzz forum!! I do not know if I can take anymore :-O Pooped out!!!!!
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mamapinky0
9 years ago
You may have to get some rags and start( wiping) ← wasn't supposed to be a pun. Lol....listen I know this isn't funny, but you wrote it with a tad of humor..besides sometimes our laughter can wipe← away the tears.

Let use know dear what washer you have and we can better help you.
georgect
9 years ago
Are you sure it's "pop flecks"?

If you still have something (flecks) lingering after 15 wash cycles then you might have mold or your washer isn't draining well or some other cause.