Electrolux Washing Machine and Dishwasher Descaler - 200g

Stock Number: ES655040

Manufactured by Electrolux

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Rated 4.4 out of 5 (14 customer reviews)

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Keep your appliance smelling fresh and working like new. Removes limescale from washing machines and dishwashers, extending your appliance's lifetime and preventing the build-up of stale odours.

Ideal for use in hard water areas. Ensuring that your appliance's internal parts are clean provides the best possible wash results and minimises electrical usage per cycle.

eSpares recommendation: 2 applications per bottle, 1 application should suffice in hard water areas every 3 months.

Other part numbers for this item: 50255089000

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Rated 4.4 out of 5 (14 customer reviews)
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  • cleaner

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    By - london

    not impressed,left my washing machine smellier than before i used it

  • NO MORE SMELLY WASHING MACHINE!!

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    By - CHESUNT, HERTS.

    THIS PRODUCT SEEMS TO HAVE GOT RID OF THE SMELL FROM MY WASHING MACHINE - THE EARLY SIGNS ARE GOOD BUT ONLY TIME WILL TELL!

  • Works well

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    By - canterbury

    Stuff works well, easy to follow instructions. Good value

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  • Q When using the above,do you just empty the full bottle into the dishwasher?Regards. 1 Answer

    By onihr - 24 November 2008

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      Hello Onihr, The Electroux website says that you're meant to use the whole bottle and run your washing machine or dishwasher at 40ºC (without running a prewash). Pending on the water hardness of your area this should ideally be done 2 to 4 times a year.

      By Samara eSpares Staff - 25 November 2008

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