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Kitchen, living room, windows are the places at home that often need cleaning the longer the time, the harder the stains are to clean now I'll teach you little cleaning tricks so you can easily clean every corner of the home guaranteeing the home is spotless no more worries about cleaning...


Kitchen, living room, windows


are the places at home that often need cleaning

the longer the time, the harder the stains are to clean


now I'll teach you little cleaning tricks


so you can easily clean every corner of the home


guaranteeing the home is spotless


no more worries about cleaning



CLEANING WINDOW SCREENS




Without removing the window screen,


can you still clean the window screen very thoroughly?


Dampen old newspapers with a rag,


then stick the dampened newspapers onto the back of the window screen,


after five minutes, take the newspapers off the window screen,


you'll find the damp newspaper is covered


with the dust and stains from the window screen.


Cleaning window screens this way saves time and effort.







CLEANING CUTTING BOARDS




When a cutting board has been used for a long time,


it easily breeds bacteria - what to do?

Salt

+

Lemon

will get it done!


Cut the lemon in half, squeeze out the juice, sprinkle on salt,


dip the lemon in the salt and scrub the surface of the cutting board,


it cleans and also removes odours~






CLEANING THE SINK




The sink is the place in the kitchen most prone to trapping dirt and grime,


the buildup of leftovers not only easily clogs it,


but also causes odours - not to be underestimated!


Spread

baking soda

evenly


around the sink and the drain hole,


let it sit for a few minutes~


Dip an old toothbrush in water and carefully scrub the sink~


The drain hole is the key area to clean!


After wiping, doesn't it look as good as new!







CLEANING THE RANGE HOOD




The range hood is the hardest place in the kitchen to clean!


Full of greasy, sticky oil stains - just thinking about it is scary!


Actually, a little

edible alkali

will do the trick


Take the filter off the range hood and put it in the sink.


Add a big handful of edible alkali to warm water and soak for a quarter of an hour.


Rinse clean, let it dry, and then you can reinstall it~







CLEANING CORNERS AND SEAMS




Seams are the hardest dead corners to clean,


very prone to mold and grime,


try cleaning them with an old toothbrush.


If you come across rather stubborn grime,


you can use

toothpaste detergent

to scrub it off,


then wipe clean with water and just keep it dry.








CLEANING THE WASHING MACHINE'S INNER AND OUTER DRUMS




You wash clothes every day,


but have you ever "washed" the washing machine?


Because the grime hidden between the inner and outer drums


is something we normally can't see.


Depending on the capacity of the washing machine,


pour half a bottle to one bottle of

edible vinegar

into the inner drum of the washing machine,


add warm water up to 3/4 of the drum's height, soak for 2 to 3 hours,


then run the washing machine for 10 to 20 minutes,


drain the dirty water and then refill with clean water,


rinse for 10 to 15 minutes and you're done.








CLEANING THE GAS STOVE




Cleaning the gas stove has always been a chore!


Especially the iron racks on the gas stove - they just can't be wiped clean!


What to do?


After the gas stove has cooled down,


put the iron racks in the sink, slowly


add

hot water and soap

, soak for 15 minutes,


then scrub with a rag or steel wool,


after rinsing clean, remember to dry them promptly!







CLEANING THE BOTTOM OF POTS




To remove the stuck-on residue on the bottom of a pot,


you only need

baking soda

and

plastic wrap

!


Wet the stained areas on the surface of the pot,


apply baking soda,


wrap the whole pot in plastic wrap and leave it overnight,


the next morning scrub it with a scouring pad,


and the stains will all come off by themselves~







CLEANING GLASS DOORS AND WINDOWS




First peel the onion and cut it in half,


rub the cut side against the glass,


while the onion juice is still wet,


quickly wipe with a dry cloth,


the glass wiped this way is both clean and bright.







CLEANING THE FLOOR




Since tea leaves can absorb dust,


when sweeping dust from a room,


first scatter some used tea leaves,


then sweep with a broom - this makes it easier and less trouble.


Remember, wet tea leaves work better than dry ones.








CLEANING THE KITCHEN CABINETS




The kitchen fumes are so heavy that cabinets inevitably get greasy stains,


what to do?


Fighting "oil" with "oil" is the most effective way!


Add a spoonful of vegetable oil to half a bowl of baking soda


and stir well.


Dip a toothbrush, sponge or rag in the baking soda


and scrub the cabinet surface hard.


Seeing all this dirt wiped off,


doesn't it feel so satisfying~







CLEANING THE MICROWAVE




When heating food in the microwave,


greasy stains inevitably splatter onto the inner walls,


cleaning with dish soap risks residue!


Why not try a lemon~


Slice the lemon and put it in a microwave-safe bowl,


Add 4 to 5 tablespoons of vinegar, then fill with water.


Place the bowl in the microwave,


and microwave on high heat for 5-10 minutes.


After taking the bowl out,


you can easily wipe away with a clean damp cloth


the grease stains inside the microwave!







CLEANING ADHESIVE HOOKS




Although hooks are quite convenient,


once you need to remove them, it takes a lot of time.


At this point, simply place vinegar-soaked cotton around the hook,


let the vinegar water seep into the tightly stuck gaps,


and after a few minutes,


you can easily remove the hook with a flat-head screwdriver.


Any leftover adhesive can also be wiped away with vinegar to clean it thoroughly.







CLEANING THE STOVETOP




Gas stoves are generally cleaned after cooking,


while the gas stove still has residual heat,


wipe it with a damp cloth plus soapy water or soda water,


and it can be easily removed.


If you wait until it has completely cooled before wiping,


grease stains, rice water splashed out from cooking porridge, and the like will be very hard to wipe clean;


then soak a cleaning cloth in beer for a while,


and wipe the kitchen counter and utensils with stubborn stains,


and they will be bright as new!







Instantly become a home expert!




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