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ellie14
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Had to store my breadmaker and on opening it I found it to be mouldy smelling ,I rinsed out with soapy water then bicarb ,cooked bread yuk can still smell it now cant shift it is it done with.
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Bleach is usually the thing for getting rid of mould, but it's not good to use on stainless steel (although a very mild one like Milton might be OK). You could try a paste of bicarb and leave it on for the night.
Might get more answers on the Old Style board, if you ask for it to be moved.0 -
Have you tried heating it up with warm soapy water / milton in - watch out for bubbles though .
Maybe it has a yeast infection ............. LOL (sorry)0
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