SG Sandokkaebi Washing Machine Cleaner 4 PCS Set - Detergent Top Front Load Laundry Washer Tub Drum Deep Clean

Say goodbye to dirt, stains, and detergent residue buildup in your washing machine drum/tub, and hello to a fresh, clean scent after every wash. Our cleaner powder effectively removes grime and mold, preventing further growth and leaving your washing machine in tip-top condition. Trust us to keep your washing machine looking and smelling great!

Important notes:

Do not mix cleaner powder with clothing, bleach, or other chlorine-based cleaners.

Only intended for cleaning washing machine drum/tub.

Store in a cool, dry place and keep out of reach of children.

Do not use water temperature above 60°C.

For Front Load Washer:

1. Add 1 packet (450g) of the cleaner powder directly into the drum, avoiding the detergent dispenser.

2. Run a wash cycle with warm water (40°C) for 5-10 minutes to dissolve the powder and break down stains and grime.

3. Allow the solution to soak for 3 hours (4 hours recommended for first-time use or dirty tub).

4. Run a complete washing cycle (wash, rinse, and spin) until the drum and water are clean and clear. Repeat the process if necessary.

Top Load Washer:

1. Set the water level to high and run a wash cycle with warm water (40°C) to help break down grime and stains.

2. Pour 1 packet (450g) of cleaner powder directly into the tub and let the wash cycle run for 5-10 minutes to dissolve the powder.

3. Turn off the power and allow the solution to soak for 3 hours (or 4 hours for first-time cleaning or a dirty tub).

4. Run a full washing cycle (wash, rinse, and spin) until the tub and water are clean and clear. If necessary, repeat the washing cycle to achieve the desired results.

Due to the presence of sodium chloride, enzyme, tetraethylammonium chloride (TEAD), sodium percarbonate, and sodium carbonate in a washing machine cleaner can result in the formation of gaseous byproducts, such as carbon dioxide, upon exposure to air. This process can lead to an expansion of the packaging and the formation of a soapy texture, which is a normal occurrence and can be attributed to the aforementioned chemical reactions.