Here’s how to clean your refrigerator’s waterproof seal in 5 minutes.
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Has your refrigerator’s seal turned black? Or worse, has mold grown in the grooves?
This isn’t uncommon. Moisture, temperature fluctuations, and tiny food particles create the perfect environment for bacteria and mold. What starts as a small stain can quickly spread, causing unpleasant odors and an unkempt appearance.
However, a dirty refrigerator seal isn’t just an aesthetic problem. It can also negatively impact the refrigerator’s hygiene and reduce its efficiency. When the seal doesn’t close properly, cold air escapes, forcing the refrigerator to work harder, leading to increased energy consumption.
