How to Clean the Kitchen in Detail?

How to Clean the Kitchen in Detail?

The kitchen is one of the most hygienic places in terms of home cleaning. If you don't want it to threaten your health, you need to touch every corner of your kitchen with meticulousness. Therefore, it is known that kitchen cleaning is more challenging compared to other parts of the house. So, here are some practical tips for kitchen cleaning.

Cleaning the dishwasher, stove, refrigerator, oven, and many other appliances that come together in the kitchen, where the kitchen table, countertop, and all kitchen utensils have their own order, can be a bit challenging. However, by proceeding step by step and paying more attention to the dirtiest areas of the kitchen, you can have a sparkling clean kitchen. You can start the cleaning process with the stove. Stoves are the favorite areas for dirt and dried oil in every kitchen. Wouldn't it boost your motivation to have a spotless stove before moving on to the floor and other areas? All you need to do is remove the grills on the stove and pour some detergent or grease remover on a dish sponge, then scrub the dirt on the stove. If the oil and dirt are dried, you can soften them by lightly rubbing with a sponge soaked in soapy water, and then remove them with a second round. For the second round, you can mix a few drops of laundry bleach with dishwashing detergent. If the stove burners are removable, you can wash them with warm soapy water. Before placing them back on the stove, you can also clean the stove grills from dirt using the same method.

Refrigerator cleaning requires sensitivity, using organic cleaning chemicals that do not pose a threat to human health in food contact, instead of bleach or heavy chemicals. Ovens are the most challenging area to clean in the kitchen. Steam cleaners are very useful in this section, and of course, grease removers are essential. First, scrub the oven with a grease remover and clean it. Once a substantial amount of dirt is removed, use a steam cleaner to remove the remaining residue. If there are oven trays, scrub and clean them as well.

Clean small appliances delicately and remove the dust.  Clean and sweep the floors, cabinets, and countertops. Job done.