Disclaimer: Always consult your washing machine’s manual before disassembling parts.
Pull the washing machine away from the wall. Locate the large, ribbed hose at the back. Remove it from the standpipe (it usually just pulls out). Tilt the hose down into your bucket to drain any leftover water inside the machine.
Cleaning your washing machine drain pipe is a messy 20-minute job that saves you a $300 plumber bill. If you still have standing water after snaking the pipe, the clog is likely deeper in your main line—call a professional.
Don’t Let a Stinky Laundry Room Ruin Your Day: How to Clean Your Washing Machine Drain Pipe
Is your washing machine not draining properly? Are you noticing unpleasant odors or slow draining? The culprit may be a clogged drain pipe. Cleaning your washing machine drain pipe regularly can help prevent clogs, odors, and damage to your appliance. In this article, we'll show you how to clean a washing machine drain pipe safely and effectively.
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