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10 Tips to Make Cleaning the kitchen easier

10 Tips to Make Cleaning the kitchen easier

I do not know about you, but I spend a lot of time in my kitchen every day. I rarely use the mixing board and tend to make our food from scratch so my kitchen get a daily work out!

I'm cleaning something in my kitchen all day, I think the kitchen should be one of the cleanest rooms in your home after all, it seems that germs collect there and it is important to keep clean.

Here are some stylish kitchen cleaning tips that I thought I would share with you today.

1. The cleaning and deodorization of garbage disposal: Never allow food particles sit in the garbage garbage, always turn it on and use it after you put food in the unit. Let food sit there, will make the smell. Every few days I cut a half piece of citrus (bark of the best) and put down my garbage disposal unit. I let it sit for about 30 minutes and then begin to run my water and turn the unit to grind the peel of citrus. This not only cleans the unit, but also removes smelly odors. Never put onions or other smelly food down my garbage disposal unit.

2. Cutting boards: I use several different types of cutting boards, depending on who I am cutting at the moment. You must have a minimum of three different cutting boards in your kitchen. (One for raw meat, one for cooked meats and vegetables and to cut other things). I am able to put two of my cutting boards directly on my dishwasher for cleaning. My third cutting board has to be hand cleaned after use and one of the best ways to do this is through the use of antibacterial soap to wash dishes by hand and a damp sponge or microfiber cleaning cloth. Rinse your table after cleaning. To remove odors of their cutting boards try to use half a lemon dipped in salt and rub it over the top of the cutting board and let sit for 10 minutes before to rinse off the cutting board with hot tap water.

3. Bakeware Cleaning: I always follow the manufacturers instructions for cleaning, you can find printed on the label bakware you purchase. However, if such information is not present, you should never use abrasive cleaners. For stubborn dirt baked, also you can enjoy your bakeware in hot water and soap or try a bit of hot water with two tablespoons of baking soda in it. I like to let sit and soak mine for about 20 minutes and then use a soft sponge to finish cleaning up. Never allow metal bakeware dry to air and can cause pitting and rusting. Always dry with a soft towel and absorbent.

4. Glass bottles, jars and coffee: One of the best ways keep these items clean is to use warm soapy water and a soft sponge. For stubborn stains and food debris, try cleaning with one of those effervescent tablets denture cleaner.

5. China and porcelain plates: The best way to clean these items is at hand, should never be put in the dishwasher. I like hand wash mine in warm soapy water. To avoid chipping and breakage, the line of my sink with a rubber mat in the sink. Wipe dry with a soft cloth clean and dry.

6. Clean Metal Freezer Racks: One of the best advice I've received on the cleaning of metal freezer racks came from my great aunt. Remove the metal racks of the freezer after defrosting it. Clean with warm water and soap and rinse. Wipe dry with a towel. Take an old plastic tablecloth or a plastic sheet and place it outside on a clean area. Take your metal racks out of the freezer and place on top of her plastic tablecloth. Then Take a can of nonstick baking spray and wipe your racks. Let air dry for 5 minutes. Put back in freezer. This will help prevent food packages and other dirt from sticking to the metal racks in the future.

7. Clean the inside of your refrigerator: One of the best ways to do this is to remove all food, drinks and condiments items to place on your desk. Next, remove any removable shelves and drawers. Wash the shelves and drawers with hot water soapy water, rinse and towel dry. Fill a clean bucket with a little warm water and a quarter cup of baking soda. Take a clean sponge and wipe the inside of your refrigerator before placing the new shelves and drawers inside. Another alternative is to use five parts water and 1 part white vinegar to stop the inside of your refrigerator.

8. Ceramic Tiles: I have a ceramic tile backsplash behind my sink and behind my stove top so that its constant splash fat and junk food. The best way I've found is to clean ceramic tiles every day with a liquid dishwashing soap and a damp sponge clean. If you let dirt accumulate in the ceramic tile is more difficult to clean. For dry cleaning stubborn dirt, use a spray cleaner for all use.

9. Microwave: Fill a microwave safe glass bowl with 1 cup water and 1 / 4 cup lemon juice. Microwave on HIGH for 1 minute. Steam help to loosen stuck on food and spills for easy cleaning. Lemon is also a natural deodorant. After dry clean your microwave inside with a soft, dry cloth. Meeting with microfiber cloths and towels used to clean large microwave oven.

10. Coffee: Because we are a family that drinks coffee every day, our coffee constantly needs a good cleaning. After each use, must be the cleanliness of the coffee and filter basket. You can do this by rinsing it with hot water and soap. Just be sure to rinse completely. For stubborn stains, try spraying a bit of baking soda a damp sponge and scrubbing the ground. Clean drops as soon as they happen.

I hope you find some of my cleaning tips helpful. I am a firm believer in the cleaning of the disorders as I go along and not let them rest for another day.

About the Author

Shelly Hill has been working from home since 1989 in Direct Sales. You can visit Shelly online at: http://www.classybusinesswomen.com or visit Shelly’s Recipe Blog at http://wahmshelly.blogspot.com

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