Clean Freezer It is an important task that not only provides hygiene but also extends the life of the device. In order to avoid damage, internal cleaning should be done regularly and with the right products.
This device It is plugged in 24 hours a day and you store your food here. Its maintenance and cleaning are very important because in this way, you will both save on the electricity bill and prevent a possible malfunction.
The cleaning process is simple but will take some time, so we recommend that you organize yourself well and include it as an important part of your house cleaning duties.
How to clean the inside of the refrigerator
- Empty the refrigerator. Before starting cleaning, it is necessary to remove all food and objects from the refrigerator. This will allow you to access all areas unhindered.
- Unplug the device. Disconnect the refrigerator from electrical current to prevent accidents.
- Prepare the cleaning solution. There are several options for cleaning solutions you can use: Baking soda and water. Mix one tablespoon of baking soda in one liter of warm water. This solution is safe and effective. o White Vinegar and Water: Mix equal parts of water and white vinegar. Vinegar disinfects and removes odors.
- Cleaning shelves and drawers. Remove shelves and drawers and wash with mild soap and water. Make sure you rinse it well and allow it to dry before putting it back on.
- Clean up inside. Use a soft cloth or sponge dipped in the cleaning solution of your choice. Clean all interior surfaces of the refrigerator, including the walls, ceiling and floor.
- Settle down. Using a clean, damp cloth, rinse all surfaces to remove any remaining cleaning solution.
- Dry it. Dry the inside of the refrigerator completely with a clean, dry cloth.
- Reconnect and rearrange. When everything is clean and dry, you can plug the refrigerator back in and organize the food and ingredients inside.
Products that should not be used
- abrasive products. Powdered cleaners or any product containing abrasive particles can scratch the interior surfaces of the refrigerator.
- Strong chemicals. Using products such as bleach or ammonia can damage surfaces and leave odors that can affect food.
- metal sponges They can scratch and damage interior surfaces.