5 Kitchen Items You're Forgetting to Clean

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Keeping a kitchen spotless can feel endless, but even still, some areas often get overlooked. Don't worry, Nellie's has you covered! From your toaster to the hood fan, here are some kitchen items you might be forgetting to clean, and tips on how to freshen them up using Nellie's products. 

1. Toaster 

Why It Needs Cleaning: Crumbs and grease can accumulate, creating a mess and attracting pests. 

How to Clean: 

2. Hood Fan

Why It Needs Cleaning: Grease and dust build-up can reduce efficiency and cause odours. 

How to Clean: 

  • Remove the filters and soak them in warm water with Nellie's Dishwasher Powder overnight. 
  • Scrub the filters and gently rinse thoroughly. 
  • Wipe the exterior of the hood fan with a Swedish Dishcloth. 

3. Microwave

Why It Needs Cleaning: Food splatters can lead to unpleasant smells and bacterial growth. 

How to Clean: 

  • Place a bowl of water with lemon slices inside and microwave on high for 5 minutes.
  • Wipe down the interior with a Swedish Dishcloth. 
  • Remove the turntable and wash it with Nellie's Dish Butter. 

4. Knife Block 

Why It Needs Cleaning: Dust and food particles can get trapped in the slots. 

How to Clean: 

  • Remove all knives and turn the block upside down to shake out debris. 
  • Use a small brush to clean inside the slots. 
  • Wipe the exterior with a damp Swedish Dishcloth. 

5. Refrigerator Shelves and Drawers 

Why it Needs Cleaning: Spills and leaks can lead to bacteria growth and odours. 

How to Clean: 

  • Remove shelves and drawers to wash them with Nellie's Dish Butter. 
  • Wipe down the interior of the fridge with a Swedish Dishcloth and All-Purpose Cleaner. 
  • Dry thoroughly before replacing. 

By keeping these often-forgotten spots clean, you'll ensure a healthier, more efficient kitchen. Remember, using Nellie's planet friendly products not only helps maintain a spotless kitchen but also contributes to a healthier planet. Happy cleaning! 

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