1. Choose Baking Soda Over The Conventional Cleaner!\n
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Baking soda has tens of different uses: not only does it come in handy whenever you bake cakes and homemade bread, but it can also help you whiten your teeth and, most importantly, it can turn out to be a reliable, efficient, cheap and eco-friendly cleaner for your stove and kitchen appliances! Replace the conventional cleaner that bursts with dangerous chemicals and has an unpleasant odor with baking soda, and you will certainly not regret it!\n
2. Clean The Grates Of Your Stove Burners With Ammonia!\n
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The stove burner\u2019s grates tend to be a magnet for dirt and grease, and that is perfectly understandable: whenever your frying pan drips a bit, it all gathers around the grates of your stove burners, thus making them very difficult to clean. As a matter of fact, most of us would rather have the grates replaced than spending time, money and energy cleaning them, but if you want to be a responsible homeowner and reduce your carbon footprint (while saving some money at the same time!), then you should definitely consider using some ammonia to clean them! Here is a tutorial that will show you just how easy it is to do that.\n
3. Eco-Friendly Kitchen Sink Cleaner!\n
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Cleaning your kitchen sink and garbage disposal unit can be very challenging, and the truth is that there are many products designed to dissolve and eliminate the food remains and other debris that may clog your sink\u2019s drainage. However, if you want an eco-friendly and cheaper alternative, then look no further than this one: you will be amazed to see just how powerful lemon can be, when combined with some vinegar and baking soda!\n
4. Lemon And Vinegar \u2013 The Ultimate Kitchen Cleaning Hack!\n
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Lemon and vinegar can be used in many different ways around the kitchen: not only can you use these two seemingly magic ingredients to unclog your garbage disposal and to remove the grease from your stainless steel kitchen sink, but you can also use them to remove that unpleasant odor from your fridge. Some foods can give off a foul smell, one that does not go away easily \u2013 here is a hack that will help you keep both your fridge and your kitchen fresh and nice!\n
5. Clean Your Microwave With Water And Lemon!\n
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When it comes to cleaning our kitchen and all the adjacent appliances, we often overlook the microwave, when the truth is that it deserves all our attention. The microwave can get just as greasy as your kitchen sink or your stove, this is why it must be cleaned and degreased on a regular basis \u2013 and all you have to do is to fill a cup with water and add some lemon to it! Put it in the microwave and heat it up, as the steam will make the grease a lot easier to remove. Check it out!\n
6. Clean Your Toaster \u2013 The Easy Way!\n
The toaster is one of the most difficult kitchen appliances to clean \u2013 removing the small bread crumbs is one thing, as all toasters come with a small bread crumb tray nowadays, but what about the dirt and debris that tends to accumulate both on the inside and the outside of your toaster? Here is a simple, cost-effective and super speedy way to make your toaster squeaky clean \u2013 you will never have to worry about germs sticking to your morning breakfast toast ever again!\n
7. Quick Blender Cleaning Hack\n
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There are many different ways in which you can clean a blender \u2013 you can either do it under a basic water jet or you can use an old toothbrush to remove the fruits and veggies that often get stuck in there. However, if you are looking for an alternative to that, then here is the quickest and most efficient tip to clean your blender and make sure it will always work at full potential!\n
8. Clean Your Dirty Pans With Dryer Sheet!\n
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This is by far one of the most amazing kitchen cleaning tips you can possibly come across \u2013 who would have thought that you can easily remove all the grease and the baked-on food debris from your pan by simply adding a dryer sheet on top of it and filling the pan with warm water? When the hot water touches the sheet, it will result in grease-removing bubbles and the sheet will simply absorb all the dirt! Fast, effortless and super efficient!\n
9. Clean Your Wooden Cutting Boards With Lemon And Salt!\n
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Wooden cutting boards are notorious for being super difficult to clean, given the fact that they have a porous surface that creates the perfect environment for bacteria to thrive. However, here is a new and inventive way to clean, degrease and disinfect your wooden cutting boards \u2013 all you need is half a lemon, a generous pinch of salt, several drops of water and a sponge that you can use to rub all the food particles off the cutting board!\n
10. Clean Your Microwave In 5 Minutes With Lemon Oil And Vinegar!\n
This is another alternative to the cleaning method described above, the one that involved water and lemons. You can easily achieve the same outstanding results with vinegar, some water, a few drops of lemon essential oil and a small toothpick that will help you reach those small, dirt-filled areas! Check out this method and see whether it appeals to you!\n
11. Clean Your Crockpot With Oven And Grill Cleaner\n
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Just because a cleaning product is marketed as an \u201coven and grill cleaner\u201d, it does not mean that you cannot use it on other products and appliances, provided that they are made from metal \u2013 ultimately, it is the same thing! Here is a great tutorial that will show you how to make the best of your conventional, multi-purpose Oven and Grill Cleaner, and just how easy it is to remove all the dirt and grime from your crockpot. This trick works even for the old and hardened dirt, which is known to be the most difficult one to remove \u2013 just make sure you have some hardcore metal brushes at your disposal!\n
12. The Ultimate Copper Pots Cleaner!\n
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If you want to keep your copper pots shiny, clean and bacteria-free, then you might want to take salt and vinegar into account! Vinegar is highly acidic, and this is precisely what makes it your best ally in the battle with hardened grease and dirt. Add some salt to it, and its effect will be even more potent. As a matter of fact, vinegar and salt is the ultimate combination if you have decided to clean your entire kitchen \u2013 it can work on just about any surface!\n
13. Clean The Greasy Stove Hood With Baking Soda!\n
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If there is one ingredient that is more powerful than vinegar or lemon juice, that is definitely baking soda! Cheap and readily available at just about any store or supermarket, baking soda can help you clean that greasy stove hood. If you have postponed cleaning it until now, then perhaps it is time to take the matter into your own hands and deal with it. Besides, you will be amazed to see just how easy it is!\n
14. Hydrogen Peroxide And Baking Soda For Super Clean Stove Burners!\n
Hydrogen peroxide is the ultimate grease remover when combined with baking soda, and the before and after pics in this brief but conclusive tutorial certainly testify to that. Combine these two powerful and highly potent grease removers and use them to get rid of the grease stains around your stove burners, for good. You will never have to stress yourself and worry that your stove will get stained whenever you place the frying pan on it!\n
15. Vacuum Your Refrigerator Coils!\n
If you have one of those small, handy and portable vacuum cleaners for your car, then you will be surprised to hear that you can easily use it to clean your refrigerator coils as well! Here is a tutorial that will show you how you can easily use the vacuum not just for the coils, but also for your air condition system \u2013 both these devices attract dust like a magnet!\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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