"How I feel knowing I’ve been doing this for years." Expert reveals simple trick to maintain peak washing machine performance ...

Something as small as leaving your washer door open after each use can make a big difference in preventing lingering moisture ...

A front load washer with a drain pump access door - Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images If you have a front-load washer, you may have noticed that it has two doors. It's obvious what the large ...

You don’t need to leave the door wide open after every load. Just a few inches is enough to allow air to circulate and let ...

Many models of refrigerators, washers and dryers are made so that the door can be opened from either side. The process is simple. Alina Bradford CNET Contributor Alina Bradford has been writing ...

We get it: With the never-ending task of doing laundry, the last thing you need is one more thing on your to-do list. But remembering to leave your washing machine door ajar can have a significant ...

There's nothing more inconvenient and frustrating than when the door to your washing machine is automatically locked shut and you desperately need to open it. You may have realised you've either ...

All washing machines have a flexible seal around the door to help prevent leaks. The seal traps water, soil, and product residue after each wash, which can lead to mold and mildew growth. Cleaning the ...

The gasket on front load washers traps moisture and residues that allow mold to grow. Learn how to safely remove mildew from all types of washing machine door seals.

The habit of airing out the washer has spread with the belief that it helps stop bacteria and musty smells. And it’s true: after a cycle, the drum remains in a humid environment that favors the growth ...