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Sparkling Appliances: Which Product to Use?

  • Writer: Yellow Pages Admin
    Yellow Pages Admin
  • Sep 26
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 29

Young woman cleaning fridge in kitchen

Regular maintenance of your household appliances helps preserve their performance and extend their lifespan. With so many cleaning products available, it can be confusing to know which ones to use for each appliance. This article offers recommendations for choosing the best cleaners to keep your kitchen and laundry room spotless.

Refrigerators

When cleaning your refrigerator, opt for gentle cleaners to avoid harmful residues.

  • White vinegar: Mix 50% white vinegar with 50% water in a spray bottle. This blend is ideal for disinfecting and neutralizing odours. Apply it to shelves and interior walls.

  • Multi-surface cleaner: A multi-surface cleaner without harsh chemicals is also a great option. Spray it on the surface, then wipe it with a clean cloth.

Stoves and Ovens

To tackle grease and food residue, use products specifically designed for stoves and ovens.

  • Oven cleaner: Choose a cleaner specially formulated for ovens. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions, usually letting it sit for a few minutes before rinsing.

  • Scouring cream: For stainless steel surfaces, a gentle scouring cream effectively removes stains without scratching.

Dishwashers

Regularly cleaning your dishwasher is essential to ensure sparkling dishes every cycle.

  • Cleaning tablets: Use tablets specifically designed for dishwasher cleaning. They help remove grease and disinfect the interior.

  • White vinegar: Once a month, pour a cup of white vinegar into the bottom of the dishwasher and run an empty cycle to eliminate odours.

Microwaves

Microwaves are often overlooked during cleaning but keeping them clean is important to prevent odours and stains.

  • Lemon and water mixture: Fill a bowl with water and a few lemon slices, then heat for 5 minutes. The steam will loosen food residue, making cleaning easier.

  • Multi-surface cleaner: After using the lemon method, apply a multi-surface cleaner for a final clean.

Washing Machines

Keeping your washing machine clean is the key to avoiding unpleasant odours.

  • Washing machine cleaner: Use a specific cleaner once a month to remove detergent residue and limescale buildup.

  • White vinegar: Add a cup of white vinegar to the drum and run an empty cycle to disinfect and deodorize the machine.

Small Appliances

Small appliances like toasters, blenders, and coffee makers also need regular cleaning.

  • Gentle cleaner: Use a mild cleaner or diluted dish soap in warm water to clean the exterior and removable parts.

  • White vinegar: To descale a coffee maker, use a solution of water and white vinegar. Run a cycle with this solution, followed by several cycles of clear water.

Regular Maintenance for Long-lasting Appliances

Regular cleaning of your appliances is essential to ensure proper functioning and longevity. By choosing the right products for each type of appliance, you can not only extend their lifespan but also maintain a healthy environment in your kitchen and laundry room. Be sure to read product labels carefully and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for optimal cleaning. With these tips, you’ll be able to keep your appliances in excellent condition while enjoying a clean and pleasant living space.



 
 
 

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