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“The Freshness Fix: Why Your Laundry Doesn’t Smell Amazing (And How to Fix It)”

FAQ
Q: Why does my laundry still smell bad after washing?
A: The main culprits are often detergent buildup, mold or mildew in the machine, or residue from body oils and bacteria that survive normal washing.

Q: What’s the role of vinegar in laundry?
A: White vinegar breaks down detergent residue, softens fabrics, and neutralizes odor without masking it.

Q: Will baking soda damage my washer?
A: No — baking soda is safe and gentle, and it helps balance pH levels, brighten whites, and deodorize fabrics naturally.

Q: What if I use scented detergent already?
A: Scented detergent may mask odors but not remove them. Natural deodorizers like vinegar and baking soda actually clean at the source.

Q: How do I prevent bad laundry smells in the future?
A: Leave your washer door open after use, avoid overloading, use less detergent, and clean your machine monthly using the method above.

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