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    How do I clean what appears to be a mold stain from my dryer drum?
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    Use some bleach on a soft rag. There are also other chemicals you can use that are formulated for completely removing mold so it doesn't return.
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    Will rubbing alcohol cause a fire in a clothes dryer?
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    No, it should not cause any problem. Just be sure to let any rubbing alcohol dry (which usually happens pretty quickly) before you actually run the dryer.
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    Is it possible to get a rash from a dirty dryer?
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    Yes, it is possible to get rash from dirty dryer because our skin is very sensitive. Anything dirty can cause irritation and lead to rash.
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    How do I clean off the goo that has collected on the drum?
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    Mix baking soda, canola oil, and coconut oil. The soak a cloth in the mixture and clean. Tada!
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