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Cleaning Hacks for Your Kitchen



Now a days there are “higher end appliances” they all claim you have to use a special product to clean the appliance with, well that's NOT true! Below are just a few hacks to clean your appliances with.

  1. If you have any stainless steel appliances clean the surface with WD40, yes you saw that right, it will clean all the marks off and make it shine!
  2. If you have a flat surface stove, sprinkle some baking soda all around the surface, using a spray bottle spray the baking soda with vinegar. Let it sit like that for about 5 minutes and then use a sponge to clean. All the grease and caked on goop should come right up.
  3. To get the grime out of your microwave, take a microwave safe bowl (plastic is best) put some water and some lemon juice or vinegar whichever you have on hand (its just to help with smell) and place your bowl in the microwave for 6 minutes. When it goes off remove the bowl and use a sponge to clean. The moisture should have loosened everything up and you can get it sparkling clean again!
Lastly (your going to love this one) nobody ever really thinks of cleaning the inside of their dishwasher, right? So once a month grab 2 packets of Kool-Aid Lemonade (it has to be the lemonade) put the 2 packets where you would your soap and put it on the highest setting and run it.

You have just cleaned 4 appliances in your kitchen!

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