2021-06-07

2021.6.7? Monday? Sunny and cloudy 21-33 degrees

The weather is still relatively hot today. Recently, I found black spots in the kitchen and bathroom that looked like mold. I really want to clean it up, but there is no effective method, so I have collected some to share with you.

Dead spot 1: Kitchen stove is oily?

After the liquefied gas stove is stained with oil, you can apply viscous rice soup on the stove. After the rice soup is scabbed and dry, use an iron sheet to gently remove it. Scrape, and the oil stains will be removed along with the rice soup scab. Washing directly with thinner rice soup or noodle soup, or washing with mullet bones, the effect is also good.

Dead Spot 2: Grease stains on the kitchen floor

Pour a little vinegar on the mop and rub it to remove the greasy stains on the floor. If the oil stains on the cement floor are difficult to remove, you can get some hay and wood ash the night before, mix it with water into a paste, and then rinse it repeatedly with clean water, and the cement floor will look brand new. ?

Blind spot 3: Grease stains on kitchen screens

First use a broom to sweep away the dust on the surface, then add 15 grams of detergent and 500 ml of water, stir evenly and wipe both sides with a rag. Grease can be removed. Or add a small amount of milk to the washing powder solution, and the washed screen will be as good as new. For oily furniture, add an appropriate amount of vinegar to clean water and then wipe it to remove the oily stains. Or soak it in bleach solution for a while and then wipe it, the decontamination effect is also very good.

Dead spot 4: Grease on kitchen glass

You can wipe it with alkaline detergent powder, then apply sodium hydroxide or dilute ammonia solution on the glass, and wipe it with a cloth after half an hour. The glass will become smooth and bright.

Blind spot 5: Grease stains on kitchen tiles

You can cover the tiles with toilet paper, then spray detergent and leave it for a while. Not only will the detergent not drip everywhere, but the grease will All come up. Just tear off the toilet paper and wipe it with a clean cloth and water once or twice more. As for stubborn dirt that cannot be removed, cotton cloth can be used instead of toilet paper. Wipe carefully as it can easily cut your hands, so it is best to wear gloves throughout the process.

Blind corner 6: Kitchen range hood oil stains

Gently remove the upper layer of mesh, take a metal container larger than the mesh cover, add water and completely pass through the metal mesh cover, and Heat the water, then add a little alkali, and soak for a while. After the oil softens, it is best not to use a brush at this time, as it is easy to leave scratches. You can use cucumber heads left over from chopping vegetables, or radish to gently wipe them. , it will fall off easily, and then rinse it. To make it cleaner, you can wipe it with a cleaning cloth dipped in some dish soap. This will make the grille shine brightly, but be careful to wear gloves to avoid burns.

Blind spot 7: Grease stains on kitchen tableware

You can use waste tea leaves to scrub, and the grease can be quickly removed. Washing with rice water or leftover soup from cooking noodles is also very effective in removing oil stains. You only need to rinse with a small amount of water after washing.

Bathroom

Bathrooms, because they are kept moist for a long time, are particularly prone to bacteria and it is very difficult to clean the dead corners of the bathroom.

Washing basin

Washing basins are used most frequently and get dirty the fastest. When cleaning, you can first sprinkle some soda ash or salt, or you can directly apply detergent to the dirt. After a while, after the dirt dissolves, scrub with a scouring pad and clean water to make the sink as bright as new.

Toilet Seat

Yellow stains on the toilet seat are inevitable. To restore the whiteness, you can first spray a foaming detergent into the toilet, and then remove the old stockings. Wrap it around the cleaning brush and brush it to completely remove the dirt in the toilet.

Shower head

Shower head is also easy to harbor dirt, so cleaning the shower head is also very important. After taking a shower at night, pour half a cup of white vinegar into the basin, add some water, then remove the shower head and soak it in the vinegar. The next morning, the shower head will be completely clean.

Bathroom mirror

Over time, dirt will adhere to the surface of the bathroom mirror, affecting its use. To clean, you can use a rag with some detergent to wipe the mirror surface, then rinse it with a watering can for watering flowers, and finally wipe it dry. Severe dirt can be removed with alcohol.

Faucets

Faucets are easily oxidized and covered with a layer of deposits after long-term use. Use leftover lemons to scrub the faucets, and then rinse with water to remove dirt. You can try using toothpaste on the darkened areas on the faucet. You will definitely be satisfied with the effect.

Tile joints

For moldy tile joints in the bathroom, you can use a bleaching detergent and apply it to the moldy area. After about 30 minutes, clean it with a waste toothbrush. .

There are cleaning balls at home. Do not throw away the used cleaning balls. When cleaning the dead corners, cut off the four corners, then use chopsticks to hold them up, wrap the thread tightly, and then clean the dead corners. The effect is Very good and effortless.

Never throw away the water used for cooking noodles or washing rice. It is also very effective for cleaning oily surfaces or dead corners in the kitchen. Wet a rag and then wipe the stove or range hood. It can help remove the oil and clean the garbage in the dead corners.

Don’t throw away the used toothbrush, it can be used when cleaning. Dip some toothpaste and water into the dead corners, and then rub the dead corners vigorously to clean out the dirt. Then wipe it again with cotton cloth and it will be clean.

Pigskin. I don’t know if anyone has used this before. Rubbing the stove with pig skin is very effective and can make the stove look like new. Heat the pig skin over a fire first, and then wipe the stove when the oil comes out. After wiping, turn on the fire on the stove and bake it for a while, and it will be naturally clean as new.

Deerskin towel. You may have used deerskin towels, which are very absorbent. You can use a used deerskin towel and then soak it with dishwasher or 84 liquid. Then you can treat those stubborn stains that cannot be cleaned. It will achieve good results, and there will be no water stains after use.

Protective film. If you are afraid of cleaning the place, you can use a protective film, such as plastic, and stick it on, and then replace it with a new layer of plastic when it gets dirty. This way, the dead ends will remain as good as new and have not been touched at all. Or the same goes for posting newspapers.

When you clean these dead corners at once, you need to know how to keep them clean for a longer time, so that you don’t have to worry about cleaning them next time. Therefore, it is recommended that you use toilet paper to make a ball, and then push it against the dead corner, so that the dirt will fall on the toilet paper or the oil will be absorbed by the toilet paper, thus achieving cleaning. Or a newspaper will do.

Another way to maintain it is to use dough, dot it with water, and then apply it on the dead corners. In this way, the oil will naturally absorb dirt or oil. In this way, the effect can be maintained for a week. . Once the surface is dry and the effect is gone, you can continue to use this method.

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Washing machine cleaning battle

Green cleaning of washing machines mainly focuses on the filters of drum and pulsator washing machines. Generally speaking, cleaning the filter of a pulsator washing machine is relatively simple. You only need to take off the filter and rinse it. However, it should be noted that it must be cleaned regularly to ensure safety. The drum washing machine is relatively complicated, because we usually cannot see the dirt hidden between the inner and outer tubs. During the washing process, seemingly clean clothes can easily be contaminated again by dirt.

Cabinet panels

When cleaning cabinet panels with embossed decals, the cleaning supplies you choose must be thick and soft. Do not use metal steel balls to avoid damaging the cabinet surface. The cleaning sponges and rags sold in supermarkets are actually not easy to use and are not environmentally friendly. Therefore, the old cotton T-shirts at home have become the first choice for cleaning supplies. It is soft and absorbent, and can cover the unevenness of the embossed pattern when scrubbed. If you encounter any missed or stubborn stains, combine it with an old toothbrush and apply decontamination paint for a few times, and the cabinets will look brand new.

Cleaning the track of the sliding door

The track of the sliding door is not only easy to accumulate dust, food, hair and other dirt, but also difficult to clean. Over time, it breeds bacteria and is harmful to health. You can replace the vacuum cleaner with a suitable suction head to suck away the dirt particles and hair; then sprinkle on detergent powder or alkaline surface, wait 2 to 3 minutes, and then wipe with a damp cloth after the dirt is fully dissolved. In this way, most of the dirt in the track is cleaned out. Then use a toothbrush dipped in decontamination powder and focus on cleaning up the local stubborn dirt. Soon the track will take on a new look. ?

Cleaning the range hood

The range hood is the most tangled role in the kitchen. On the one hand, it is difficult to remove the oil stains, and on the other hand, due to the material of the range hood itself, it is difficult to use steel balls, etc. Scrubbing of utensils can scratch the surface. The greenest way to clean is to dip a loofah pulp in a small amount of salt and use the salt's chemical decomposition of oil to remove stains. Or squeeze some lemon juice into ordinary decontamination solution, and use the citric acid component to break down grease, which is also environmentally friendly and healthy.

The floor under the cabinet

When cleaning this blind spot, you must first distinguish the style of the cabinet. The cabinet legs are metal legs off the ground. When cleaning, you can wrap a waste cotton T-shirt on a thin stick and apply detergent to scrub the depth of the cabinet floor. For metal legs, avoid using cleaning tools such as metal balls that can easily scratch the surface. If you encounter dirt that is difficult to remove over time, you can use vinegar or baking soda. Usually greasy dirt will surrender when it encounters acid and alkali. For cabinets with movable baffles, in addition to the above two points, you also need to pay attention to the inside of the baffle. Many housewives often miss this dead corner when cleaning.

Bathtubs and shower rooms

For bathtubs, you can also choose the cleaning methods mentioned above, using the chemical decomposition principles of acids, alkali, and salts for cleaning; and for shower room glass For yellow water stains, you need to spray it with glass cleaner, and then scrub it with a dry cloth to make it as bright as new; and for the hardware accessories used in various parts of the shower room, you cannot use detergent to avoid corroding the surface. The best way is Wipe regularly with a dry cloth to keep it clean.

Tips for cleaning:

1 White radish head, baking soda and white vinegar to wash the sink

The outlet of the stainless steel sink is often filled with garbage, and the dirt in it is also The hardest to clean.

We can use a radish tip dipped in a little baking soda to scrub. Sprinkle some baking soda powder on the spout first, and then drop some white vinegar on it after the baking soda powder is completely covered. Let it sit for 3 minutes and add a little hot water to make it more powerful in removing stains. Then use a waste toothbrush to carefully brush the drain outlet. The stubborn oil stains on it will soon disappear.

2. Salt to wash tea stains

There are often some tea stains left in the tea cup, which is difficult to clean. You can use table salt to scrub away the tea stains in the cup, and the tea stains will dissolve quickly.

3 Tea bags, cooking oil, and clever plastic baskets

The plastic baskets and baskets we usually use for washing vegetables can easily become stained with dirt after being left in the kitchen for a long time, and they are difficult to use. Clean with general detergent. At this time, we only need to use the leftover tea bag, add a little cooking oil, mix it, and scrub the plastic basket. Tea has a strong greasy-removing component. Through the mechanism of oil-soluble oil, it first softens the greasy dirt that is difficult to clean, and then dips a sponge in a little detergent and wipes it gently, and the old greasy dirt can be easily cleaned.

4. White vinegar cutting board

The cutting board for cutting vegetables should also be cleaned frequently. Add a little white vinegar or a few drops of lemon juice to a cup of warm water, pour it on a special kitchen napkin, and then cover the cutting board with the paper towel. After 15 minutes, remove the paper towel, and the odor and black dirt on the cutting board will be gone. . Finally, dry it in the sun to achieve the best cleaning and disinfection effect.

5 Alcohol to remove oil stains on the stove

We can pour some beer or rice wine on the kitchen countertop. Because alcohol has a strong ability to remove oil stains, if you clean it with clean water, the console will be as bright as new.

6. Tea leaves can remove oil from the bottom of the pot

If the pan is not cleaned in time after use, thick grease will accumulate on the bottom of the pot, which can affect the heat to a certain extent. So when washing the wok, you can scrub it with tea leaves, which are excellent at removing oil, to ensure that your wok is clean inside and out.

7 Orange peels to remove scale

Are you still worried about the hard-to-remove scale in the kettle? You can use the remaining orange peels in the future. Add orange peel to the kettle and boil it with the water. After boiling, the scale can be easily wiped off.

8 Tips for Cleaning the Range Hood

The range hood in the kitchen should be cleaned regularly. When cleaning the range hood fan, we only need to mix the detergent with some warm water into a spray bottle, let the fan rotate, and then spray towards the fan. The centrifugal force of the fan is used to throw out the softened oil, finally achieving the cleaning function. If the exhaust fan is blackened by oil fumes, you can wipe it clean with a rag dipped in white vinegar.

9 Lemon wipes the stove

There are often some oil stains from cooking on the stove. If it is fresh oil stains, it can be wiped off with a dry napkin, but for Stubborn oil stains accumulated over the years may be difficult to remove. At this time, we can boil lemons with water, and then use a rag dipped in lemon water to wipe the stove. The stains on the stove will be easier to clean.

10 Baking Soda to Wash Floor Tiles

Kitchen floor tiles are often stained with oil stains due to cooking. At this time, we can first pour some baking soda on the oil stains, and then add a little more Dissolve it in water, and finally mop the floor with clean water, and the oil stain will be gone quickly.

11. Stainless steel pot for washing pineapple peels

If a stainless steel pot is cooked directly on the fire for a long time, the bottom of the pot will easily turn black. And these annoying black dirt are difficult to clean with ordinary detergents. Even with steel wool, sometimes it may not be able to clean it. At this time, we can first prepare a large pot, put some pineapple peels in it, add water and boil it, then put in the stainless steel pot that needs to be cleaned and boil it for 20 minutes. You will find that the black ash on these cooked stainless steel pots becomes lighter. If you cook it a few more times, the black ash will gradually disappear.