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Tag: kitchen cleaning tips
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Best Order to Clean a Kitchen (Top to Bottom)
Cleaning a kitchen in the wrong order usually means redoing work you already finished. Wipe the counters first, then knock crumbs off the cabinets above them, and you've just undone your own progress. The best order to clean a kitchen follows a simple rule: start high and work down, and start dry before you go…
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Refrigerator Drip Pan Cleaning
Most people never think about their refrigerator's drip pan until a musty smell starts creeping out from underneath the appliance. This pan collects the condensation that drips down during the defrost cycle, and over time that standing water can turn into a breeding ground for mold, mildew, and bacteria. Refrigerator drip pan cleaning isn't something…
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Refrigerator Coil Cleaning
Refrigerator coils rarely cross a homeowner's mind until the appliance starts running louder than usual or seems to work harder to keep food cold. These coils, usually tucked behind a bottom kickplate or along the back of the unit, release heat as part of the cooling cycle, and when they're coated in dust and pet…
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Butcher Block & Wood Countertop Cleaning
Butcher block and wood countertops bring warmth to a kitchen, but they behave differently from stone or laminate surfaces. Wood is porous, so it can absorb water, oil, and bacteria if it isn't cared for correctly, and it depends on a protective finish that needs regular attention. Wood countertop cleaning isn't complicated, but it does…
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