How Do You Clean A Water Dispenser On A Refrigerator Door?
Refrigerator door water dispensers can serve their intended purpose for years before showing any signs of trouble. Once in a while, however, the water will start to trickle rather than flow, and the taste of the water becomes a little musty. A quick and easy cleaning of the dispenser is usually all it takes to remedy such a situation. These simple steps will clean out the system without using any harsh chemicals that could wind up being ingested. The vinegar kills germs that can grow in the tubing and cleans buildup that can affect the water’s taste and the water dispenser’s function. Turn off the water valve that provides water to the dispenser by turning the valve clockwise. Loosen the screw affixed to the copper tubing using a screwdriver. Slip the end of the tube out. Pour 3 cups of white vinegar into the tube. Hold the tube upright so the vinegar drains into the first reservoir. After about five minutes, fasten the tube to a wall or the back of the refrigerator with tape so the li
