- The backplash, backplash, behind the top and small devices of the hidden area, is ignored for Greece.
- High-touch areas such as cabinet bridges and light switches are covered in Greece because it moves from your hands when you touch them.
- When you cook and grease with it, the steam arises, descends to the surface and the range of nooks inside the hood.
The Greece Splatter reaches some stunning areas around the kitchen directly compared to the countertops next to the stove and the land. We asked the cleaning professionals to share the unexpected places that are still included in Greece, usually ignored during regular cleaning.
Read to find out what cleaning experts say that some amazing kitchens are Greece Magnets and add spots to your weekly cleaning routine.
Meet experts
- Jessica Gonzalaz Sparkley maid San Antonio is a cleaning specialist and chief operational officer.
- Petya Holvich A house cleaning is expert and supervisor in magnificent services.
Kitchen cabinets and refrigerators top
Up top of kitchen cabinets It is often ignored during regular cleaning, but according to Jessica Gonzalez, Sparkley Maid San Antonio’s cleaning specialist and chief operating officer, they attract Greece like a magnet.
“Greece and dust dries in a sticky film, which is difficult to clean after sitting for a very long time,” says Gonzalez.
Similarly, the top of the refrigerator is an area where airborne grease particles settle and manufacture to form a sticky layer over time.
“It is really very important not to forget to clean them (at the top of the cabinet and refrigerator) because here Greece and Dust Buildup can attract pests and give stale odor – it also becomes very difficult to clean for a long time,” Petya Holvich, House Cleaning Experts and House Cleaning Expert and Supervisor in Supervisor.
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range hood
Located above a stove, the range hood is a major goal for Greece Splater. Gonzalez shared that people usually forget to clean Range hood filter And under the hood. She notes that it is important to wipe both, as the steam rises that you are cooking and takes grease with it, which then follows the surface and street and range hood cranes.
“When these spots are filled with Greece, the filters lose their effectiveness, which reduces ventilation and allows more Greece to be transmitted through your kitchen,” Holvich says.
Cabinet Knobs and Bridge
A stunning area of the kitchen Cabinet Knobs and BridgeEspecially near the stove. Both experts say that we touch them with a smooth hands while cooking and cleaning, resulting in transfer to Greece Hardware.
Not only does the Greece look dirty, but it can cause damage over time as the Greece smells, attracts insects, and can affect the finish and painted surfaces when given enough time to sit.
light switch
Gonzalez says that this is true light switchAlthough they are not necessarily straight above a stove, they are more covered in Greece than thinking of you. The light switch is a high-touching area and is flipped several times a day, including food preparation and cleaning time. They are touched by grease covered hands and are not almost sufficiently cleaned, making Greece over time.
backsplash
Kitchen One of the largest landing zones for Greece Splater. While it may appear on the part of the backslash above the Greece stove or in the armpit, Gonzalez says it is important to clean beyond that area.
Gonzalaz says, “Don’t forget backplash behind countertop devices such as Toster oven or coffee maker – Greece and Splator exits the stove and even before you feel it, there is also land there.”
Lighting fixtures near the cooking area
As the Greece travels with heat, Holvich says it resides on the light fixtures near the cooking area. If not cleaned regularly, ceiling lights, wall sconus, and pendant lights can be sticky, can look dull, and start attracting insects.
Expert says that cleaning these light fixtures regularly improves hygiene and your kitchen appearance.
