11 Tricks to clean your kitchen that will save your life

Today the awesome.club will show you a series of tricks to make your kitchen spotless. Check it out right now!

To see the place that accumulates the most grease in your kitchen, just look up. The extractor hoods are probably the dirtiest part of the kitchen. To clear them, follow this process:

Take out the ventilation grids. Boil water in a large stainless steel pot. After some time, add 1/4 cup of baking soda. Don’t put too much at once. Let the mixture boil with the grates. If your pan is small, you’ll have to turn the wire rack a few times, always leaving 60 seconds on each side. Notice how the fat comes off little by little.

After this process, the grids will be like new.

They can be big or small, but the fact is that all types of tile tend to accumulate a lot of dirt. Let’s apply some chemistry knowledge.

Sprinkle baking soda over the tiles. Use a spray bottle with vinegar (or 1/4 bleach) and spray over the baking soda. Let sit for a few minutes. Eliminate the dirt. Don’t wait too long to repeat cleaning.

Making your pots and pans look like new is a pretty easy job, you just need to know one trick.

Put a thin layer of water in the skillet. Add a few drops of vinegar. Place over medium heat and bring the water to a boil. Take the skillet off the heat and add a little baking soda gradually (that way, no bubbles form). Take the solution out of the skillet and start scrubbing. If necessary, use a baking soda paste (baking soda and water mixed to a paste).

Sponges can transfer a lot of bacteria from one dish to another; therefore they should be cleaned once every two days. But there is a correct way to do this:

To make the sponge softer, loosen dirt and oils, and kill bacteria, microwave it with a glass of water for a few minutes. Place the sponge in the dishwasher on the long cycle. This will kill the unpleasant smell.

Your sponge will be super clean and you won’t need to buy a new one.

Sinks accumulate a lot of dirt and end up full of stains. There are four tricks you can use to clear them:

Magic Eraser.
Baking soda paste (diluted in water and a small amount of vinegar). Detergent and peroxide (mix carefully). Vinegar and detergent.

You can also try using stainless steel sponges. If you don’t have one at home, these products will help you.

The dishes that go in the oven are usually full of fat. To make them look like new, do the following:

Cover the part that needs a deeper cleaning with dish soap and baking soda. Put some hot water and let it rest for 15 minutes. Take a piece of aluminum foil and crumple it up. Rub the platter with the aluminum foil ‘ball’.

The easiest way to clean hard-to-reach places is to wrap a damp towel around a butter knife. Add some degreasing product to the worktop and remove dirt from all corners with the tool.

This is a trick that does not include washing.

Fill a Ziploc bag 1/4 full with ammonia. Place the stove grate inside and close it. Don’t use more ammonia than necessary — the gases do the cleaning, not the solution. Leave it all night. Clean the dirt with a sponge or damp towel.

Cleaning the faucets is much easier and faster in the following way:

Grab a Ziploc bag or small plastic bag. Add a magic solution of vinegar and soda. Wrap the faucet in the bag until it is covered. Secure with an elastic band.

Wait approximately one hour before taking out the bag. Clean up the rest of the solution and scrub away the oxide with an old toothbrush.

This little trick will help you to make the floor of your house even cleaner. Instead of using a shovel when sweeping, use damp paper towels or a wet wipe. Throw the powder over it and dust off what’s left with the other side.

To eliminate the unpleasant smell in your refrigerator, clean it with a combination of baking soda and vinegar. If you prefer, do the following:

Put potato skins in the refrigerator. Place half an orange or lemon and a good amount of cloves on the shelves. If you like vanilla, place a cotton ball soaked in vanilla in the refrigerator (if you like, place it in a small jar). Another strategy is to use activated charcoal. Put it on the top shelf (or all of them) to reduce the bad smell.

If you know any other kitchen cleaning hacks, share them in the comments!