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Denise
March 10, 2020
How do you clean the dryer?
For model number WSM2420SEZAA
Hi Denise,
Thank you for your question. When cleaning the dryer, it is important to remove the lint from the lint filter after each use. You should also clean the vent at least twice a year to prevent any clogs that may cause a fire. To clean the inside of the dryer, mix a solution of 1/4 cup chlorine bleach and one quart water or use some other type of disinfectant cleaner and use a cloth to clean the inside surfaces. When you have done cleaning the inside of the drum, use a clean cloth and dip it clean water to rinse it out. To clean the outside of the dryer you may also use a disinfectant cleaner and then rinse the outside by using a clean cloth with clear water to rinse it. We hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day.
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