Washing Machine Cleaner Descaler 24 Pack - Deep Cleaning Tablets For HE Front Loader & Top Load Washer, Septic Safe Eco-Friendly Deodorizer, Clean Inside Drum and Laundry Tub Seal - 12 Month Supply

I was truly skeptical about buy this product. I’ve been meaning to deep-clean my washing machine for months and finally bought these. Used one tab on a hot tub-clean cycle, and the difference was immediate. No harsh chemical smell left behind—just fresh, clean laundry. I have a GE top loader with a center agitator. The drum looks visibly brighter, and the stale, musty gross odor is completely gone. Whatever alchemy they figured out to put in these tiny tablets is worth every penny. Will definitely keep these in my regular routine!

Been using these for 2yrs now. Excellent pods. They dissolve, clean well, and i only have to set my top loader on small load. Following load of laundry after I use these to clean the machine. Leave my clothes smelling cleaner.

Wash Machine turned out clean and shiny as well as smells good.

These tablets make cleaning the washing machine simple. Just drop one in the drum and run a cleaning cycle, no measuring or mess. The machine smells noticeably fresher afterward, and it's an easy habit to keep up with once a month. A 24 pack lasts a long time, so it's a good value too.

These work really well. I love their garbage disposal tables. They work great as well. These do a great job cleaning the washing machine drum really well and smelling really fresh. Easy to use, safe, and very effective. No mess either.

These refreshed up the washer from smelling stale or dirty from not using a few days. I feel more confident washing my close knowing the cleanliness is already there.

Wow! These pods actually work. We had to wipe out a ton of junk after using it with one cycle. It worked. Clothes actually smell fresher now. Thanks!

I hope people read this review, in addition to being very happy with the product I have some washer-related tips that may help with the use of this product. I was getting flecks of grime-looking stuff on my clothes when I took them out of the washer, particularly noticeable on whites. The washer isn't brand-new, but it's only maybe 8 years old and is an LG and in great shape an well cared for. I didn't know if the stuff was mold/mildew or if it was maybe like grease from the motor or what. If I was careful, I could kind of lift/flick it off the clothes. But if not, it kind of smeared it into the fabric. No one washes their clothes to get them dirtier, so I didn't know what to do besides buy a new washer. Before I did, somehow I got the idea to search for washer cleaner and ended up here. I threw in a tablet and did the tub clean mode, but next wash, same thing (keep reading b/c this isn't the product's fault). I threw in several tablets, same thing. So I decided to monitor the process. What I found was, at least with my washing machine, the "Tub Clean" mode is just to clean the very bottom of the tub - it only filled with like 2" of water. Since the washing machine uses sensors to decide how to fill the tub, I was really at a loss for how to get it to fill the drum with water, which I needed to do b/c it was clear that the grime was coming from the little holes on the side of the drum during the spin cycle. After being on the phone with the manufacturer's support for awhile and trying all kinds of things, I was eventually told that there was no way to get the tub to fill with more water. WRONG. I ended up setting it on bulky/bedding with hot water, and ran it with nothing in it until the water stopped. At that point, I paused the cycle, then I turned the washer off and unplugged it, waited a minute, turned it back on, and did it again. At this point, the washer took the weight of the water in the washer to be clothes, and filled the drum pretty much the rest of the way. I shut it off again, and when I turned it back on again, I then put it in Tub Clean mode and added a few of these tablets. Stopped by to look about 45 minutes later and it looked like paper mache had dissolved in the washer. there was all of this floating shmeg in the drum. The issue at that point is, how do you make sure that it actually drains out with the water, and doesn't just settle only to come back again the next time? Especially since I had to do this like a dozen times. So I got a mesh strainer and used it like a pool skimmer and pulled out and dumped wave after wave of this gross stuff. When the cycle was over, I did this whole thing again. Again, tons of crap floating. I don't know that you need to skim it out like I did, and it probably depends on the washer. But I know that if I didn't, every time I would be wondering if it was the same grossness as last time, or new stuff, so by removing it myself, I KNEW that stuff was out. I will say I went through almost the whole box over the course of a week doing this exercise, even though it says 'a year's supply' - it's a year's supply if you run this once a week or twice a month or whatever as a preventative, which I will now do. What I will also tell you is that $30 or whatever it was for what was essentially a 1-time use was also about $800 less than buying a new washer. Lastly, while many products on amazon arrive with a note offering to pay you for a positive review, this was not one. I took the time to write this because it helped me, hopefully it can help you, and its a small business and hopefully sharing this truth helps them.

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The tablets are easy to use and do a reasonable good job of keeping the machine fresh and clean. Just drop one in and run a cycle — it helps remove buildup and keeps odors away. The 24-pack is convenient and lasts a long time, making it good value for regular maintenance. It seems effective for regular cleaning, though I’m not entirely sure how well it works on machines with heavy dirt or scaling.

I'm surprised the the little tablet produced so many foamy bubbles. This seems like a great product. I've no means of quantifying its performance, but here in Australia there is one brand that works exceedingly well and this matches it.... at one quarter of the price. A good price for using this product once a fortnight to keep the well-used expensive machine in tip top condition. Shoutout to vendor, thank you for the little note. It was cute :)

Living in a shared apartment with only one washing machine, there's often an unpleasant smell from constant use. Before I do my laundry, I pop one of these cleaning tablets in, and it really helps to clean and deodorize the machine. It’s a lifesaver for keeping the washer fresh and my clothes smelling great. Highly recommend for anyone in a similar situation!

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