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nella · Posted: 28/09/2011 19:39 Post subject: Keeping your kitchen clean

Despite the need for hygiene, kitchens can quickly become the dirtiest room in the house. Fronts around the hob and oven suffer from grease build-up. Dust is attracted to the sticky surface and becomes a grimy layer. Cleaning takes care. Wood doors should be wiped with hot water and detergent. Make sure that any excess water is sponged away as it may damage joints in the wood. Once dry, check to see if any scratches mar the surface. Matching poster paint will colour the scratch and topped with furniture wax makes a good repair. Rub wood polish in to all wood surfaces to make cleaning easier next time.

Laminate doors are easier to clean as they are flush and impervious to water. There are many ‘grease busting’ sprays available but try a small area on the inside of a door first to make sure that it does not damage or discolour the surface. Simply spray on, leave for the recommended time and wipe away. Protect metal areas such as fridges and hobs as there is a real chance that such powerful cleaners could affect the protective coating or stove enamelling. A further clean with warm soapy water and buffing with a dry cloth will restore your cabinets to showroom new.

Michealleo · Posted: 12/10/2011 08:52 Post subject:

I think you are doing a great job .. Only this is the thing that mostly peoples dont care about ... But if the place where and stand and you cook as for good health that place must be cleaned well ..
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animalplanet2 · Newbie Joined: 09 Jul 2012 Posts: 6 Location: Poland

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animalplanet2 · Newbie Joined: 09 Jul 2012 Posts: 6 Location: Poland

Strange article! She would have me as interested, but not! Anyway, thank you. Sorry for my English i am from Kiev))))