Cleaning the dishwashing sink

1. Wear rubber gloves and pour an appropriate amount of dishwashing liquid into the sink.

2. Without adding water, use a scouring pad to wipe the corners of the sink carefully and wait for a moment until the oil stains are fully emulsified;

3. Rinse with water. For the bowl and sink, clean it with a scouring pad while rinsing;

4. Wait until the foam is completely rinsed away with clean water.

Deodorization:

1. Pour a small cup of baking soda into the drain, then rinse with water to deodorize;

2. If Not only do drain pipes smell bad but they are also clogged. After pouring a cup of baking soda and boiling hot water, the clog problem can be solved.

Cleaning the cutting board

1. Sprinkle some baking soda on it;

2. Then spray undiluted white vinegar;

< p>3. Keep the bubble state for five to ten minutes and rinse with cotton cloth soaked in clean water.

PS: The acetic acid in white vinegar is a good disinfectant and can effectively inhibit harmful E. coli, salmonella and staphylococci.

Kitchen window screen cleaning

1. Put a little flour in a basin, add water and beat into a thin batter;

2. Brush both sides of the screen while it is hot ;

3. After 10 minutes, brush repeatedly with a broken toothbrush and then wash with water.

Refrigerator Deodorization

1. Place the rolled toilet paper you usually use into the refrigerator storage room and let it slowly absorb odors. The replaced waste paper can be used to wipe the floor, etc.;

2. After eating the oranges, wash and dry the orange peels and put them in the refrigerator. After 3 days, open the refrigerator, and the fragrance will be fragrant, with no odor at all;

3. Put 50 grams of scented tea in a gauze bag and put it in the refrigerator to remove the odor. After 1 month, take out the tea leaves and expose them to the sun. It can be used repeatedly and the effect is very good.

Cleaning the stove

1. Find a mineral water bottle and fill it with 3/4 of the water;

2. Pour 1 cap of washing powder and 2 caps of white vinegar Add 3 caps of alcohol and 3 caps of alcohol, tighten the cap and shake evenly (use the cap as a measuring tool);

3. Then spray an appropriate amount onto the stove and wipe with a rag.

PS: Never use a wire wiper to clean the glass countertop. It will easily cause scratches, the protective layer will be damaged, the strength will decrease, and the countertop will easily burst.

Cleaning tiles

1. Cover the tiles with toilet paper or paper towels;

2. Spray cleaner and leave it for a while;

< p>3. Tear off the toilet paper and wipe it once or twice with a clean cloth dipped in water.

Cleaning the range hood

1. Preparation before use

1. Before using the range hood you just bought home, sprinkle it in the oil storage box. Apply a thin layer of soap powder and pour about one-third of the water so that the recovered oil floats on the water instead of condensing on the wall of the box.

2. Before use, you can use a slightly damp rag dipped in dishwashing detergent (do not mix it with water) to wipe the fuselage and the fan blades as much as possible, and wait for them to dry naturally. Finally, the "detergent coating" to prevent oil smoke from adhering is ready.

2. Cleaning of fan blades

1. Put half a pot of cold water in the pressure cooker, bring it to a boil, and remove the pressure limiting valve when steam is continuously discharged;

2. Open the range hood and aim the steam water column at the rotating fan blades. High-temperature hot water steam will continuously wash the fan blades, and the oily wastewater will follow the oil drain groove and flow into the waste oil box.

3. Cleaning of the oil storage box

1. Paste a layer of plastic wrap inside the box;

2. Part of the plastic wrap should extend beyond the oil storage box Outside the box, completely cover the original inner surface of the box, allowing the fumes to adsorb on the plastic wrap;

3. Just pump it out and replace it every once in a while.

4. Cleaning the oil screen

1. Use a screwdriver to slowly remove the oil screen;

2. Spray "Oil Fume Cleaner" on it and put it in Put it in a plastic bag and let it sit for 15 minutes before taking it out;

3. Pour 80°C hot water into the basin and clean it carefully with a rag;

4. If the grease on the oil screen is very thick , you can also use thin bamboo slices to gently scrape off part of the grease before cleaning.