How to clean kitchen equipment?

The kitchen that has just been renovated and moved into should be clean and tidy, but as we cook, it will be soaked in oil smoke for a long time, which will make the clean and tidy kitchen covered with a thick layer of oil stains. In addition, the oil sprayed when cooking will make the surface of the kitchen and the kitchen utensils covered with greasy stains. It is very important to clean the oil stains and stains in the kitchen to ensure the safety of the equipment in the kitchen. Because now many people often get sick and have serious gastrointestinal diseases. This is caused by the disease entering the mouth. Although the diet is very clean, everyone does not consider that when using the kitchen equipment to cook, the meals made are also easily stained with these dirt and oily foods, which will naturally harm the stomach and intestines. In fact, you don’t have to use cleaning products to clean the kitchen. You can also use small folk remedies that are simple and effective.

Methods/Steps

1. Clean the grease on the floor: Pour a little vinegar on the mop to remove the grease on the floor. If it is a cement floor, you can get some wood ash the night before, mix it with water to make a paste, and then rinse it repeatedly with clean water, and the cement floor will look brand new.

2. Clean the grease on the stove: Liquefied gas stoves in the kitchen are most likely to be stained with grease. At this time, you can apply sticky rice soup on the stove. After the rice soup forms a scab and dries, gently scrape it off with an iron sheet. In this way, the grease can be easily removed along with the scab of the rice soup. If you use thinner rice soup or noodle soup to wash it directly, or use mullet bones to wash it, the effect is also good.

3. Cleaning oil stains on glass: You can wipe it with alkaline detergent powder, then apply sodium hydroxide or dilute ammonia water on the glass. After half an hour, wipe it with a cloth, and the glass will become smooth and bright.

4. Clean the oil stains on the screen window: first use a broom to sweep away the dust on the surface, then add 15 grams of detergent to 500 ml of water, stir evenly, and wipe both sides with a rag to remove the grease. Or add a small amount of milk to the laundry solution and the screens will be as good as new.

5. Cleaning grease stains on furniture (dining tables and chairs): Add an appropriate amount of vinegar to clean water, then wipe to remove the grease stains. Or soak it in bleach solution for a while and then wipe it, the cleaning effect is also good.

6. Kitchen countertop cleaning: Cabinet countertops are made of artificial stone, fireproof board, stainless steel, natural stone, logs and other materials. Different materials have different cleaning methods. Artificial stone and stainless steel should never be cleaned with hard white cleaning cloth, steel wool, chemical agents or steel brushes. Use soft towels, soft white cleaning cloth with water or brightener to wipe, otherwise it will cause scratches or erosion; cabinets made of fireproof board can use household detergents, wipe with a nylon brush or nylon ball, and then wipe with a damp hot cloth; natural stone countertops should be wiped with soft white cleaning cloth, and do not use benzene cleaners, otherwise it will be difficult to remove the white spots. If the cabinet is made of solid wood, you should first use a duster to remove the dust, then wipe it with a dry cloth or a special lotion for solid wood maintenance. Do not use a wet cloth or oily cleaning products.

7. Kitchen door panel cleaning: The material of the door panel is similar to that of the countertop, so its maintenance and cleaning are also similar to those of the countertop. However, painted door panels should not be cleaned with cleaners such as soluble and resin solvents.

Precautions

Kitchen countertop maintenance: No matter what material is used, it is afraid of high humidity erosion. Hot pots and kettles should be avoided from direct contact with kitchen cabinets during use. It is best to place them on a pot rack. During operation, try to avoid touching the countertops and door panels with sharp objects to avoid scratches. Chemical substances can corrode countertops made of many materials. For example, stainless steel countertops may rust if they come into contact with salt. Therefore, you should also avoid placing items such as soy sauce bottles directly on the countertop. Cabinets made of artificial materials should avoid water stains remaining on the countertop for a long time.

Door panel maintenance: Prevent water from the countertop from flowing down and soaking the door panels, otherwise the door panels will be deformed over time; when the door panel hinges and handles become loose or make unusual noises, they should be adjusted in time or the manufacturer should be notified for repair; solid wood door panels can be cleaned and maintained with furniture water wax.