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Having kitchen cleaning supplies is a must for any household. This ensures that you get to prepare your meals with confidence and peace of mind knowing that your cooking area is tidy!
We’ve collected some of the things you can use to clean your kitchen with ease and comfort.Â
Read more to find out!
How often should I clean my kitchen?
If you want to get rid of those nasty germs lurking around your kitchen, then you need to invest some time cleaning it properly. The good thing about cleaning your kitchen is that it makes your home look great. And if you don’t take care of your kitchen, you might get sick or even develop allergies.
You should regularly clean your kitchen because it helps prevent food poisoning, reduces bacteria levels, and keeps your family safe from dangerous diseases. There are several ways to clean your kitchen effectively. Here are some essential kitchen cleaning supplies for you to get started!
1. Baking Soda
Baking soda is a great natural cleaner and deodorizer. It’s cheap, effective, and safe for use around children. You can mix baking soda with water to make a paste that cleans surfaces well. Use baking soda to clean counters, floors, sinks, toilets, tubs, showers, windows, mirrors, ovens, microwaves, refrigerators, and dishwashers.
2. Vinegar
Vinegar is acidic and can help remove odors from many different things including countertops, drains, pipes, sinks, and appliances. Mix equal parts vinegar and warm water to create a cleaning solution that works well on any surface.
3. Dishwashing Soap
Dishwashing soap is a mixture of surfactants and detergents designed to work together to break down grease and grime. It comes in liquid or bar form and is commonly used in kitchens. To clean dishes, simply add hot water and dishwashing soap to a sink full of dirty dishes.
4. Bleach
Bleach is a powerful disinfectant that kills bacteria and viruses. It’s toxic if ingested and should never be used near food or drinks. If you’re using bleach to sanitize items, follow these steps: Fill a bucket halfway with water and then pour in 1/8th cup bleach. Stir until mixed thoroughly and let sit for 10 minutes before rinsing off the item.
5. Borax
Borax is a naturally occurring mineral that’s often used as a household cleaner. Like salt, borax dissolves in water; however, it doesn’t cause corrosion. Borax is especially useful for removing stains from fabric and wood. Simply soak stained clothing in a bowl containing 2 cups water and 1 teaspoon borax. Let the clothes dry overnight and rinse them in cold water the following day.
6. Spray Bottles
Spray bottles are handy tools for dispensing liquids. There are two types of spray bottles: those with aerosols and pump sprays. Aerosol cans release pressurized gas that forces out the contents of the container. Pump sprayers force air through the bottle to push the product out. Both types of spray bottles have their advantages and disadvantages.
Aerosol cans are convenient for small amounts of liquid, but they require refilling periodically. A typical can lasts about 6 months. Pump sprayers are good for larger volumes of liquid since they don’t need to be refilled. However, they are less portable than aerosol cans.
7. Paper Towels
Paper towels are inexpensive and highly versatile. They can be used to wipe everything from glasses to countertops. Roll paper towels tightly and store them flat between uses. Keep a supply at home, in the car, and even in the office.
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These are just some of the things you can use to clean your kitchen with ease. We hope this helps, and feel free to reach out to us for more tips!
