How to defrost the refrigerator

Now that living conditions are better, almost every household is equipped with a refrigerator, and refrigerators are very effective in helping us preserve food and prevent food from expiring. However, we all know that some foods, after being stored in the refrigerator, will easily form thick frost inside the refrigerator, so it will become more difficult to clean. Therefore, the following is a detailed introduction to how to remove frost from the refrigerator.

1. According to the size of the refrigerator compartment, cut a piece of slightly thicker plastic film and stick it on the frosted wall of the refrigerator compartment. No glue is needed, and it will be done in one go. When defrosting, take out the food in the refrigerator temporarily, peel off the plastic film and shake it, the frost will fall off, then put a new film on it, put the food in, and continue to use it.

2 Take a piece of plastic film and put it in water, then stick it to the four walls of the freezer after it gets wet. When frost appears, pull down the plastic film and the frost will fall with it. Another method is to evenly apply a layer of cooking oil on the inner wall of the freezer, which can prevent the refrigerator from frost for a period of time.

3 Use a towel dipped in stale beer to wipe the inside and outside of the refrigerator. It can not only remove frost and keep it clean, but also make it extra bright and have a sterilizing and disinfecting effect.

4. Use boric acid to wipe the refrigerator, which can easily remove frost

PS: Be sure to cut off the power before cleaning.

For refrigerators without automatic defrosting devices, the following method can be used to quickly defrost them: first, disconnect the power supply of the refrigerator and take out the food in the refrigerator; then, depending on the size of the freezer, fill one or two aluminum lunch boxes with boiling water and place them in the freezer. After a few minutes, the frost on the freezer wall will begin to fall off in one piece (for those that have not fallen off yet, you can gently push them off with your hands). If there is no metal evaporation plate on the top of the freezer, the lunch box containing boiling water should be covered to prevent the plastic inner wall at low temperature from deforming due to sudden temperature rise. This method saves much time than simply cutting off power and allowing the temperature to rise and defrost automatically.

Using these methods correctly can be very effective in removing frost from the refrigerator. In fact, we should pay attention to the cleaning of the refrigerator, because oftentimes, if we do not clean the refrigerator regularly, some bacteria may remain. If they attach to food, it will affect our dietary health.