The washing machine cleans the clothes and washes all the dust on the fabrics, but who cleans it? All dust, dirt particles of all kind must settle somewhere, right? Find out how clean the washing machine so that your laundry to stay clean and free of dangerous germs.

Disinfect the washing machine.

If you want to get rid of bacteria that can accumulate inside the washing machine and the pipes through were the water flows, use vinegar.

Turn the machine on a program of hot water, but instead of detergent use two cups of vinegar. Leave the car wash empty and the entire system will be cleaned with this natural disinfectant solution.

Wash and clean the old soap.

The washing detergent, either liquid or solid, leaves traces in the detergent and softener holder and also on the rubber drum (for front-loading washing machines), etc.

Use a solution made of baking soda, vinegar and warm water and scrub with a sponge or toothbrush every such piece of the washing machine.

Rinse the full support for detergents in water mixed with vinegar, if it is removable.

Rinse with hot water all the components.

If you’ve finished cleaning each removable pieces you need to rinse everything well. Turn on the washing machine and run a program for cotton on maximum temperature without detergent without vinegar or laundry in it. The hot water will rinse the remaining soap traces and bacteria from pipes.

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Do you dry your clothes Inside the House? See how badly it can Sicken You!

Probably, we have been warned by doctors regarding the way in which we dry our clothes. And, according to specialists’ advice, in no way we must not leave to dry them inside the house because we can sicken our lungs. The fact that the vapors which rise during the process of drying of laundry in room can make us become sick is an already known fact. But the doctors pay the attention to the thing that, proceeding in this way, we can sicken our lungs, more precisely we can get aspergillosis, an infectious lung disease caused by a species of fungus called Aspergillus fumigatus.

The doctors from the United States of America warn that the persons who dry their clothes on radiator can develop fungi and lung infections because of the mildew which forms as a result of humidity.

We introduce the disease into our body

“I realized that it is serious and after this I started to get on my feet, shortly after the visit at doctor, who told me that I have chronic pulmonary aspergillosis. He prescribed me special medicine for combating the fungi”, told one of patients, who claims that was used to leave his textiles on radiator in kitchen.

The doctor warned him that the disease can worsen, so the man understood that he must not recourse to this technique after washing his clothes anymore. After the treatment and following the doctor’s advice, the man observed a considerable amelioration of his health condition.

Although it seems a minor gesture, the experts ring the alarm: we can seriously sicken if we do not undertake measures. The clothes dried on radiator can increase the level of humidity over 30 percent and can create ideal conditions for the mildew development.

2 liters of water, in the laundry removed from washing machine.

“A heap of freshly washed clothes contains approximately two liters of water, which evaporate in room. The majority of us are immune to these infections, with fungi which develop in such conditions, or have a stronger organism and can fight against this infection. However, there are persons who suffer of asthma or allergies and for whom such an environment can be extremely bad. Nor for the patients with cancer, who are treated by chemotherapy, the patients with AIDS or other autoimmune diseases is indicated such an environment. They are vulnerable to fungi, and the fungi can provoke them lung aspergillosis. It is a disease which can cause an incurable illness, or even a chronic or lethal one at the level of lungs”, is the warning of the professor David Denning, who recommends us to keep the textiles far from kitchen or other rooms of our house and dry them instead outside, at fresh air, or in dryer.

For preventing lung diseases caused by indoor drying, the researchers recommend to be introduced in housing complexes special communal drying areas.

So, do not take into consideration that winter is approaching and clothes dry a too long period of time, health is much more important than clothes! Make the right choice.

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This is why your luggage gets lost in transit by airline and what you can do about it.

THERE is good news on the lost luggage front — only 23 million bags were lost or mishandled in 2015.

Considering 3.5 billion people travelled, that’s not a bad number.

In fact, according to a new SITA report, the airline transport solutions company found that baggage mishandling hit an all-time low in 2015 and the total number of mishandled bags dropped by 50 per cent since 2007.

While the chance of your luggage getting lost has diminished from a rate of 18.8 bags per 1000 passengers in 2007 to 6.5 per 1000 in 2015, luggage still goes missing on a daily basis.

Here are the top reasons why luggage gets lost, according to the SITA report, and some tips on what you can do to reduce the chances of it happening to you.

1. Lost during a transfer.

According to the baggage report, the number one opportunity for luggage to become lost is during a missed connection.

Nearly half of the luggage that is lost or mishandled happens because it was unable to make a transfer between flights.

2. Ticketing errors, bag switches or security issues.

These issues account for about 19 per cent of lost luggage, meaning that nearly one in five bags that gets lost or mishandled falls into this category.

3. Delayed due to airport, customs, weather or space/weight restrictions.

This is a broad category but it accounts for 16 per cent of lost and delayed luggage.

4. Failure to load the bag or mishandling at arrival station.

Each of these reasons accounted for four per cent of lost and mishandled bags.

5. Tagging Error.

With major advancements in baggage handling technology, incorrect tagging now accounts for only four per cent of lost luggage.

What can you do to diminish the chances of your checked bag getting mishandled or lost?

Here are a few tips:

Avoid short connection times.

If you’re checking bags, make sure you have sufficient time between flights.

While that 40-minute connection time between flights might be legal, the chance of misconnecting is greater and so is the chance of losing your luggage.

Put ID on your bags.

Provide adequate identification on your bags. Airsafe.com offers tips for avoiding baggage issues including putting your contact information inside your bag as well as outside on both your checked luggage and carry on in case you’re required to check it at the last minute.

If your bag is a common black roller bag, a brightly-coloured tag or other unique identification can help keep your bag from accidentally being taken by another traveler at baggage claim.

Double check the destination tag.

Glance at the your checked bag receipt and bag tag before your luggage is thrown on the conveyor belt to make sure the correct destination tag is attached.

Pack carefully.

Don’t pack prohibited or restricted items.

Some items can be carried on but not checked while others are completely banned.

Enlist technology to track your bag.

While tracking your luggage doesn’t guarantee against mishandling, getting lost or being stolen, it could be fun to see which country your bag ends up in.

Purchasing one out of the dozens of personal luggage-tracking devices for peace of mind is an option. Personally, I’d wait because the airlines are currently investing heavily in the newest technology to help eliminate baggage issues and we’re seeing even more improvements as a result.

If your luggage does end up missing, or arrives damaged, you should immediately file a report as there are time limits for doing so.

If you find yourself in this situation, get onto the airline immediately: If bags are permanently lost you may receive compensation but you’ll need to provide proof of the contents of your baggage. Taking a photo of the contents can be one supporting source of documentation in addition to required receipts.

Of course the best way to avoid the issue of lost or mishandled luggage is to not check any at all but in today’s world of limited space on the plane, you may be required to gate check it at the last minute.

In any case, if you’ve done all you can do to minimize the chances of disruption you can then just let it go on its journey.

You only have 6.5 chances in a 1000 that it will get lost or mishandled.

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