openings. Over time, this buildup may restrict the flow that carries products into the drum. The drawer’s surrounding cavity can also stay damp after a cycle, creating conditions in which mold or mildew may develop.
Remove the drawer according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Rinse it with warm water and use a soft brush or old toothbrush to clean corners and openings. Wipe the cavity with a soft cloth, taking care not to push residue farther inside. Let the parts dry before replacing them.
After washing, leaving the drawer slightly open
