🔧✨ How to Clean Your Washing Machine Drain Hose | Easy Maintenance Tips! ✨🔧

If you've been battling a lingering smell in your washing machine, it might be time to tackle the drain hose! In this video, I guide you through the process of cleaning out the drain hose on our Siemens washing machine. While every machine may have its quirks, the fundamental principles remain similar across various models.

🚿 Why Clean Your Drain Hose?
A clean and well-maintained drain hose is crucial for the smooth and efficient operation of your washing machine. If you've exhausted the common fixes and the odor persists, this step might just be the solution you've been searching for!

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[AskAngelaBrown]

I just cleaned mine - and oddly enough, when I ran a bunch of water inside the hose - none came out the other side. I tried flushing it from both ends, tried the plumbing snake - no apparent blockages - but when no water came out the other side - and the hose was 15+ years old, I just replaced it altogether. Presto. LOL. Thanks for your lovely tutorial. :-)

[jennifersanchez]

Thank you. I was hoping that you would show us how to get the pipe back on again. I'm afraid to disconnect the pipe because I think that re-connecting it will be much more difficult.

[alexandrashields]

Thanks for this! Much more work than I thought. :)

[stuartjackson]

Thanks for the tutorial. Followed this step by step and it was very informative and helpful. I did feel I needed to replace my hose despite the cleaning process as it smelt bad. Excellent work on the video. Now subscribed too! Regards Stu

[Synchrodipity]

I've just pulled the sink-end off my machine and found a nasty load of gunk in the pipe as a result of someone (not me) forcing food down the plughole - not looking forwards to the pipe removal, but I guess it's gotta be done!

[andrewf]

You might have to clean the door seal on the either the machine, door or both. Some machines have a groove/crevice that can retain wash water and begin to smell.

[hillelwahrman]

Is it possibly to run water through the hose backward, when it is still connected to the washing machine? To save time?