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Scrubbing the visible black stuff off means nothing if the mold roots are still alive underneath. These are the products that finally made the rubber look new again instead of just temporarily less disgusting.

















The mold hides in the fold where the rubber doubles over. Your fingers don't fit. Regular sponges are too thick. These actually get in there without destroying the seal.

















Killing the existing mold is only half the battle. Running one of these through an empty cycle once a month is what finally stopped the cycle of clean, wait, discover mold again, repeat.



















Mold needs moisture. The whole reason front loader gaskets grow mold is that water pools in the rubber fold after every cycle. These help dry things out so mold never gets a foothold.



















Sometimes the mold has been there so long that the rubber is stained, warped, or cracking. I learned this the hard way when my seal started leaking after a year of neglect. These save you from a repair bill.















