How to Remove Blue Jean Stains From a Dryer
- 1). Turn the dryer on and allow it to run for 20 minutes before attempting to remove any stains. Unplug the dryer from the outlet, but do not allow the dryer's tumbler to cool.
- 2). Moisten a dryer sheet and wring out well, until it is barely damp. Run the sheet over the stains lining your dryer drum. Replace the dryer sheet with a new one when it becomes discolored.
- 3). Repeat this process as needed until the dryer sheet no longer shows any signs of discoloration.
- 4). Fill a bucket halfway full with 1 cup vinegar, 1/2 tsp. of dish detergent and water. Dip a microfiber cloth into the solution, and wring out well. Go over the dryer drum several times, rinsing out the cloth in the detergent solution several times while cleaning it.
- 5). Empty the bucket and rinse both it and the cloth out well. Fill bucket with warm, clean water.
- 6). Go over the dryer again with the microfiber cloth and warm water, removing any soap residue and making sure to get in the corners and against the sides of the dryer protrusions.
- 7). Dry drum well with a soft, lint-free cloth and plug back in for use.
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