Category Archives: Kitchen Cleaning

Grease Cleaning

By Shervin | Published: January 26, 2010

When cleaning grease, you must know which of two kinds of grease you intend to clean: either cooking grease or lubricant grease. There are nuances within each category, but essentially all grease can be labeled as one or the other. These two categories of grease are so different chemically that the agents used to clean them must be different as well.

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When Was the Last Time You Cleaned Out Your Freezer?

By Shervin | Published: January 6, 2010

Ideally, a freezer should be thoroughly cleaned twice a year but it’s easy to overlook the freezer when doing household chores. By the time you wonder when the last time you cleaned your freezer was, you may think you are in for an all-day chore. However, there are ways to clean your freezer that will not eat up an entire day, and cleaning the freezer is beneficial to the food you freeze. A clean freezer smells better and does not transfer odors into items that absorb such smells easily, like ice creams and ice cubes. Additionally, if you have an older freezer model in which ice can actually build up in the freezer compartment, a clean freezer runs better and more efficiently, costing you less each month on the electricity to run it.

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Pest Proof Your Pantries

By Melissa | Published: December 1, 2009

Pests can invade your pantry from a number of different sources. They can even enter your home via unopened packages from the grocery store!

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Caring for Small Appliances

By Shervin | Published: September 29, 2009

In order to clean small kitchen appliances, it is important to first read the documentation that comes with the appliance. Many people throw these papers and booklets away without a glance, not realizing that they contain useful (and often important safety-related information!).

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Removing Oil and Food Splatter from Kitchen Walls

By Shervin | Published: September 29, 2009

We’ve all had trouble with food and oil splatter when cleaning. As usual, with cleaning, “A good defense is a good offense.” Prepare your cooking area in advance to avoid splattering food or oil to begin with.

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How to Clean Your Coffeemaker

By Shervin | Published: September 29, 2009

Most people use their coffeemaker every day. Because it gets used so often, most coffeemakers are caked with dirt and grime, often in places that you can’t see. Constant use of your coffeemaker allows dirt to build up, and without regular cleaning, your coffeemaker could cause a health risk. A dirty coffeemaker can greatly impact the taste of your coffee, so it is important to know how to keep your coffeemaker clean and working well. Hard mineral deposits, oil leftover from coffee brewing and other particles can greatly impact the quality of your coffee and the water you use for brewing. It’s important to know how to clean your own coffeemaker on a regular basis to keep it clean and sanitary and also in good working condition.

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Cleaning and Organizing Kitchen Cabinets

By Shervin | Published: September 29, 2009

Having disorganized kitchen cabinets can put a strain on your day to day life. It’s hard to find all of your utensils without an organizational system. While organizing doesn’t come easily for everyone, with a few tips and tricks, anyone can have the clean and organized kitchen of their dreams! There a few simple steps you can take to clean and reorganize your kitchen cabinets.

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How to Clean Grease Stains in Your Oven

By Shervin | Published: September 29, 2009

Pesky grease stains in your oven getting you down? Is it time to get down to business and get that oven clean? It may seem tough, and you may not know where to begin, but you just need to follow a few easy steps. Here is a quick and easy way to clean grease stains in your oven. After completing these, you will be well on your way to a grease free, squeaky clean oven.

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