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Has it ever happened to you that you try to clean your house, but you have no idea how to clean the drawers, cabinets, or drawers?
If you want to learn how to clean your drawers, you will need the following:
* Water
* Vinegar
* Rag
* Wood cleaner
* Baking soda
* Juice of two lemons
Process:
1. The first thing we must do is remove all utensils, dishes, or objects that are inside the drawers.
Place them in a place where you have a lot of space and they do not get in the way inside the kitchen, the dining room table can be a good option.
2. In a container, mix a little water and white vinegar and with the help of a cloth, begin to moisten it to clean the drawers.
You can do it with circular movements to cover the entire space. I recommend that you do this cleaning daily after cooking to prevent a layer of grease or dirt from forming on your furniture.
3. You will notice that all the dirt stays on the cloth without the need to scrub for hours.
4. Later, with the help of another cloth, apply the wood cleaner.
Remember NOT to wet the cabinets so much, as moisture could accumulate and damage the surface of your furniture.
FOR THE INSIDE OF THE DRAWERS …
1. In a bowl, mix water, two tablespoons of baking soda, and the juice of the lemons.
2. Pour the mixture into the drawers and let it rest for 10 minutes.
3. Later with the help of a cloth clean everything and that’s it.
This mixture is perfect for cleaning, eliminating bad odors, and preventing grease from sticking inside your cabinets.
NOTE: If you want to remove the moisture inside your drawers, put a plate with baking soda to do all the work.
There are certain cleaning products that are especially for wooden drawers and cabinets, such as oils, polish, or disinfectants, which you can find in any supermarket.
Cleanliness inside the kitchen is vital because it is the place where we prepare food and if a deep cleaning is not done, bacteria could be generated in it and contaminate the food.
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