Domestic Cleaning: Quick Guide to Cleaning Your Kitchen Appliances

Life has been really tough and busy these days, don’t you think? With the increasing prices of goods and groceries, and the ever rising oil price hike, we are all left without a choice but to work hard and earn more than what we used to. With this in our hands, it’s a tad difficult to manage work and personal life; and with personal life being compromised at times, we also tend to neglect the importance of keeping our house clean and orderly, especially the kitchen. Truth be told, domestic cleaning is something that need time dedication, especially if your work is a tough as a hard rock.

So here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to help you properly clean your kitchen appliances in a jiffy!

- If you have a heavy build up of grease on your oven door just apply white vinegar all over and leave it to sit for 15 minutes. The acid will break up the grease, making it easier to wipe away.

- Create a solution using half a cup of water and half a cup of white vinegar. This will kill any germs when you wipe down the fridge walls and shelves.

- If you have a build up of soap scum in your dishwasher then pour some full strength vinegar and run a cycle. This should be done on a monthly basis.

- To break up the limescale in your kettle just add half a cup of vinegar to the water and let it sit overnight before rinsing it out. If the build up is really bad then fill the kettle with full strength vinegar and boil it.

Of course, if you are very pressed for time or you just don't have the energy after a hard day's work to get all the household chores out of the way then you should call a domestic cleaning company for help.

Domestic cleaners are highly skilled and experienced, and they can take a huge burden off your hands by visiting your home on a regular basis and taking care of the chores for you. With their help you can enjoy a spotless home when you return from work, and you won't have to lift a finger to clean for the rest of the day.