How to clean household appliances if they are dirty?

Range hood

Range hood is one of the appliances that accumulates the most oil smoke. First, take a towel and wipe the outside of the range hood while it's hot, because once the oil stains cool down, it's difficult to clean. If the oil stains accumulate for a long time, use a hair dryer to blow and wipe them.

Take off the internal grid and clean it. Prepare a pot of hot water, add baking soda, and then put the grid into the hot water. Wait for 2 minutes, and the oil stains on the grid will disappear. . Or soak it in white vinegar, the effect is also very good.

Rice Cooker

Use a towel dipped in ordinary detergent to wipe, then dip a towel in clean water, wring it out and wipe it clean.

If there are burnt spots in the inner pot of the rice cooker, soak them in vinegar and let the burnt spots slowly soften. If there are hard rice grains or other particles stuck on them, be sure to scrape them off, otherwise they will Affect heating function.

Refrigerator

Before cleaning the refrigerator, first brush the iron shelf outside the refrigerator.

Then empty the inside of the refrigerator and remove the bracket.

Soak in detergent for half an hour and rinse with clean water.

Drain the water and place it in a ventilated place to dry.

Then clean the refrigerator strips. This is also where bacteria gather, so don’t be careless. Of course, it's best to remove it and clean it. You can wipe it with a little vinegar when removing it, which will make it easier to remove.

It is best to clean the refrigerator once a month, but you should wipe it more often. If you are lazy, just put plastic wrap on each compartment and just take it away and throw it away.

If there is frost in the refrigerator, put a bowl of hot water on the freezer layer. The hot steam can slowly melt the frost. If the door won't open, use a hair dryer to blow the frost off the door first.

Computer

When the computer is dirty, don’t rush to take it to someone else to clean it, you can do it yourself. First pour the screen cleaning liquid on a soft cloth, let it be slightly moist, then wipe the computer screen in one direction, and finally wipe it again with a clean towel.

Clean the keyboard. For desktop computer keyboards, just turn it upside down and pat off the large gray layer, then use a cotton swab dipped in a little detergent to clean the keyboard surface, and finally wipe it with a towel dipped in an appropriate amount of alcohol. If it's a laptop keyboard, don't turn it over and slap or pull it, just clean it afterwards. Or you can buy professional cleaning mud to absorb the dust, and you can also put a protective film on it.

Mouse cleaning. Due to frequent contact with hands, a large number of bacteria will remain on the mouse. Wet a towel with alcohol and wipe it, and let it dry naturally before use.

Mobile phones

The cleaning method of mobile phones is similar to that of computers. You also use a towel to wipe the screen first (if it is a plastic case, you can use non-offset tape to clean it), and the headphone jack of the mobile phone. The charging socket and the charging jack are also areas where a lot of dirt accumulates. Use a toothpick to clean the debris first, and then wipe it with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol.

Washing machine

First pour four cups of bleach, then press the laundry function to rinse.

After cleaning with bleach, add disinfectant for secondary disinfection.

After the internal cleaning is completed, it is time to clean the outer casing and corners. Remove the removable parts first, then use a sponge or towel dipped in detergent to clean, paying attention to the corners as well. Wipe it clean.

Hair dryer

Presumably few people know how to clean a hair dryer, but when you open it, you will find that a hair dryer that has not been cleaned for a long time has a lot of lint and hair inside.

Remove the back cover of the hair dryer and gently remove lint and other impurities with a toothbrush.

Finally, wipe the hair dryer clean with a towel