Washing doesn't smell fresh - any ideas?

Pennylane

I am well impressed with your tech-speak!!:j :j

Nothing wrong with Beko's!! Just asked if it was a Zanussi because they seem to be particularly prone to limescale build up on the "spider". (See, I'm doing it now )

rtw123

When you have done your vinegar thingy and are ready for another wash load, try using a cap of comfort easy iron. It smells divine and I buy it now and again when I get fed up of the other cheaper fabric conditioners as the smell is so intense and I can really tell the difference as my clothes are softer - and a bit easier to iron which is a bonus!!!

TDA10

Pennylane wrote: »

I am well impressed with your tech-speak!!:j :j

Nothing wrong with Beko's!! Just asked if it was a Zanussi because they seem to be particularly prone to limescale build up on the "spider". (See, I'm doing it now )

I'm impressed with me tech speak too - haven't got much of a clue what I'm on about but it sounded cool!

Spider? Nope you've lost me there, chuck! :rotfl:

TDA10

Well, I did as the other poster said with the bleach and vinegar jobby, plus ran about 2 or 3 90 degree washes through as well, but to no avail

Washing stills smells of bugg3r all

Any other ideas guys?

DUKE

My Beko will be 14 in June I've always thought that my washing never smells of anything either compared to other peoples I was thinking that maybe we get used to our own smell so therefore we don't smell anything. If I change my powder I can smell a bit of something.