Hi everyone. I'm Ronnie.
And I'm Jessica. And you're listening to Clean
with me. The podcast where we walk you
through cleaning your house. Thanks for joining me in.
Today's episode. I'm going to talk you through
some deep cleaning tasks in your kitchen, and I'm talking about
the type. Of tasks that you.
Don't do every. Day, but if you're.
Getting ready to have. Company for Christmas or you
just. Feel like doing some deep?
Cleaning this episode is. For you and if right now you're
saying Ronnie my whole. House is a disaster.
I need to. Get the entire house.
Clean then I hope you're subscribed to bonus content.
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Where I talk you. Through cleaning your entire
house. But in this episode, we are.
Going to work on those deeper cleaning.
Tasks in. The kitchen So it's time to gear
up for your cleaning session. Maybe you need to take?
Out your kitchen trash. And run the garbage.
Disposal. Maybe you need to put away some
clean dishes in your drying rack or in.
Your dishwasher. In this episode, I'm going to
assume you're not facing a. Dishaster where you've got.
Tons of dishes to do, but I am going to give you a few minutes
at the beginning to make. Sure, that.
You've got a little time to catch up on dishes before.
We tackle these deeper. Cleaning.
Tasks and. Maybe you're the type?
Of person who? Kind of has clean dishes in your
drying. Rack perpetually or whatever.
I encourage you to empty that. Out.
Because when I'm expecting. Guests, I like to.
Have an empty drying rack. That way if somebody goes to
help me do. Dishes.
There's a place to put. Those clean dishes.
It also just makes the kitchen. Look better when there's not as
much. Visual.
Clutter, even though clean dishes aren't really.
Clutter per SE. When they're where they go in
the drying rack, I actually put them away when I'm having
company that allows me to make. Sure that my drying.
Rack is clean, which if you're wondering why it's not
perpetually clean. It is clean, but the tray under
it gets mineral deposits. Because we have extremely.
Hard water, so I like to scrub. That bottom tray and.
Add a little. Bit of white vinegar.
To my dish soap and get rid. Of any mineral deposits.
On that and of. Course wipe the.
Countertop underneath. It so that's.
Something that you might want to do right now in preparation.
For this. Kitchen cleaning session and of
course you want to empty. The the trash and reline.
Your wastebasket so you have a place to put.
Things as you're cleaning? The next thing I want.
You to do is. Wash any dishes that need to be
washed and put away any items that need to.
Be put away because. We're going to be detailing
surfaces in your. Kitchen.
So you've got. To get these items.
Out of the way if you have a dishwasher.
Maybe you need to? Do a quick empty.
Reload and run of the. Dishwasher, of course, if you
have a backlog of dishes. You might need.
To pause the episode. And maybe you need.
To. Listen to a different episode
before this. That's just a basic kitchen.
Cleaning or dishwashing episode and then come back.
But for most of you, you can. Probably fit your dishes.
Either into one. Dishwasher load or.
One sink load because you came here for the deep cleaning.
So for the next few minutes I just want.
You to get your dishes. Done.
And remove any clutter. And by clutter, I mean items
that don't belong on your kitchen countertop.
Or. Maybe items that you're storing
on the floor of your dining room?
If your dining room and kitchen are kind of connected.
Basically in these kitchen cleaning episodes, I'm assuming
you have a nook or a dining room.
And that's kind of included so. Maybe there are some?
Things you need to. Deal with there something I do?
When I'm getting ready. For a holiday dinner is I put
fresh. Candles in my Candlestick
holders, you know, after. Wiping down the table.
So you might need to wipe down your table.
If you don't eat at. The table all the time I mean.
Let's face it, life gets. Busy sometimes we're.
Eating at the breakfast. Bar on the couch, even in our
bedrooms. But.
For these holiday meals. Typically.
We gather around the. Table and I realize.
You might be going somewhere else.
For Christmas, but what? I'm talking about is preparing
to host the dinner. I am hosting a.
Christmas Eve dinner here. Tomorrow so I've already.
Put those fresh. Candles in my Candlestick
holders and I'm going to be tackling some deep cleaning
tasks later. In my kitchen.
But life is still. Going on So there are.
Usually a few dishes to do while you're.
Working on quickly getting your dishes under control, I wanted.
To talk about what's. To come in this.
Episode we're. Going to be talking about your.
Dishwasher there are a. Few deep cleaning tasks.
Associated with the dishwasher. That only takes a minute.
The refrigerator. Is a little bit.
You know. Bigger of a project we're going
to be. Talking about cleaning.
Out your refrigerator. And cleaning the top.
Of it, the front of it. We're.
Going to touch on cleaning your oven and stove top and I'm
talking deep cleaning. We're going to talk about
cleaning your microwave. We're going to talk.
About cabinets, Drawers. And we're not going.
To cover floors. I'm going to assume that you're
going to do that after. This episode while listening to
some music perhaps. So we're going to do.
Everything but the floors. OK.
We're going to talk about a little, you know, the
countertops, the backsplash area, all that.
So hopefully by now. You've either quickly.
Washed a sink. Load or rent?
You know, got your. Dishwasher.
Started. Or maybe you've.
Gotten your dishes at least? Soaking in the sink, it's time
to turn your attention on to. The surf to it's.
Time to turn your attention to the surfaces.
Of your kitchen. So let's start with something
easy. 1st and that's the. Dishwasher.
Open it up and wipe around the seal.
Of the door, OK. And they recommend for deep
cleaning a dishwasher that. You put a cup.
Of plain white vinegar on the top.
Rack of the dishwasher. And using the hottest water
available, run the dishwasher. Through a cycle so.
You know, you press like hot. Hot water or whatever.
You know that. Cycle is called.
And they also recommend that you sprinkle.
I look. At a lot of cleaning articles.
For this stuff they. Recommend that you sprinkle.
A cup. Full of baking soda around the
bottom of it and you run it. Through a cycle.
And then of course, you're going to wipe down the.
Outside of your dishwasher. A lot of.
Times I. Use a glass cleaner and a
microfiber cloth or even paper. Towels to.
Wipe down the front of. The dishwasher, but you probably
have some. Dish dishes, washing and I don't
really need to do this vinegar cycle.
Because I already put. Vinegar.
In every cycle I put it like an ounce of vinegar.
And a little. Seasoning bowl in the top rack.
I'm not saying everyone should do that.
That might be hard on your plumbing or something like that.
But I have to do it here because of us having hard water.
So that's. Kind of what balances the
chemicals in our dishwasher and. Allows.
The dishes to get. Clean because for some reason
food can stick on the dishes. If we don't have the chemical
like. We need good.
Water pressure. But we also.
Need the right chemistry? So that's not going to blind A.
Lot of other people either. I kind of feel like.
We have the hardest. Water in the entire country.
To be honest, but I won't belabor that.
Point. Hopefully you're.
Washing around that rim. Inside your dishwasher.
And you're wiping down the front.
And if you want to interrupt the cycle and add that vinegar to
it, go. Ahead, but that doesn't.
Necessarily need to be done before.
Your party or whatever. Dinner.
Family dinner. So.
Let's. Move on to your oven now.
If you have a self cleaning oven and the weather's nice today,
you might be able to open the windows on your.
House so that it doesn't stink up the house or whatever smoke
up the house. And run that self.
Cleaning cycle if you have a self cleaning oven.
I do not have a self cleaning oven so.
For those. Of us who don't have that, what
I recommend is that. You put on some gloves and then
maybe even a mask like one of your old.
COVID masks. Or just a dust mask that you
have around the house. You could even tie a bandana.
Around your face, put on some gloves and then use an.
Oven cleaner. Don't do this if you're pregnant
or something. Have your husband do it because.
Oven cleaning chemicals. Are kind of harsh unless you
want to be doing. Some serious scrubbing.
You might want to use like something like.
Easy off or whatever. On the inside.
Of your oven a lot of times when you have.
Holiday get togethers. It's a potluck.
Family members are bringing something and that that's half
the. Fun is different, people
bringing the dish that they specialize in.
But they're going to see the inside.
Of your oven, so that's when it's time to wipe out now.
If you don't have a self. Cleaning oven and you don't have
like. The gloves or the?
Oven cleaner on hand. Don't dismay, you can still make
the inside of your oven. Look.
Better, maybe you're not going to be.
Detailing the racks. But what you can do is.
Quickly remove the racks. And just wipe down the bottom of
your oven and just get. Rid of the.
Ash and debris from things that have.
Fallen in your oven when you were cooking?
OK, If you know, you know. Maybe it doesn't apply to you.
But if you've got. Kids making pizzas.
And you know. Pieces of it or.
Falling onto the bottom of your oven?
Now's the time. To get that stuff wiped.
Up. Even if it's not perfect, it's.
Going to be less noticeable and you don't want your oven to
start smoking with these chunks of food in the bottom of your
oven. This may not apply.
To you, but for some of you. It does.
And maybe you didn't think of it.
Maybe you're looking at your? Kitchen and thinking my.
Kitchen looks pretty clean but you've.
Forgotten the fact that. Your sister-in-law.
Or your mother-in-law. Or your mom is going to pop.
Open the oven and see these. Burnt items in the.
Bottom of it. OK, so I had to worry about
that. If you're doing a.
Super deep. Clean of your oven.
You may need to pause the episode.
Here but. I'm going to keep talking and
we're going to move on to the stove.
Top. You want to remove those little
knobs and do a good deep cleaning of your.
Stove top controls. And if you don't?
Have a glass? Cook Top.
There may be things you need to. Take apart when it comes to
cleaning your burners. If you have a gas stove, you've
got those racks that you need to remove.
If you've got an. Electric stove, you've got to
unplug those and clean out the trays.
Either way, anything. Besides a glass.
Cook top. You need to remove your burners
and clean that area underneath your burners.
So. Burners or burner racks and.
The best thing to. To clean.
Areas like that are. Basically, when you're cleaning,
when you're cleaning under your burners, you need to use.
Steel wool. Something.
Abrasive so S pads are. Great.
Or some type. Of some other type of steel
wool. You need something.
Abrasive to scrub with and of. Course, when you spray a
chemical, you give it a minute. To kind of do its work, turn
your. Attention elsewhere in the
kitchen. And then come back and scrub.
Those. Out.
But people. Are going to be helping you
they're going to be looking at your burners they're.
Going to be looking inside your oven again.
If you're not having company, you can still benefit from this
episode, but I'm talking to you. Like you are having.
Company basically in case you are.
So that's. Really not going to take as
long. As you think, maybe.
You've been procrastinating on cleaning your deep cleaning your
stove. Top, but it's.
Really not going to take you as long.
You'd be surprised. You know you spray.
Some type of a. Degreasing.
Product you let it. Sit and then you scrub with
something abrasive and then maybe as a finishing touch, kind
of shine up. The area with.
A clean, damp cloth with maybe a little bit of dish soap on it or
something. So.
That's only going to take you a few minutes, even though it
maybe. Seemed like a bigger.
Job than it was. There's always the tried.
And true emergency tactic if your.
Burner trays have just. Seen better days?
Covering them in foil. Can hide a multitude of sins.
OK, just. An idea there you.
Can buy new ones if you want to just put those.
On your grocery list. But sometimes just scrubbing
with something abrasive is enough and it.
Doesn't take as long as you thought it would a.
Lot of these deep. Cleaning tasks are things that
we tend to procrastinate on, but then they end up not being a.
Huge deal. I mean when you.
Cook, you're probably. Wiping down your stove.
Top. But you might have.
Left like some burnt areas on your burner?
Trays or under your burner? Racks.
And just kind of. Quickly swept over.
It with a rag. Now's the time.
To actually scrub. And a scrub brush is another
option if you don't have the SOS.
Pad or other abrasive. Scrubbing pad Scrub brush is
something that you need sometimes for and then you get.
The leverage of that. Handle.
So hopefully. Right now you're working on
detailing your. Stove top.
Or, if you're like me, it only took you a couple minutes
because you have the. Glass cook top.
And you're just kind of wiping. That backsplash area behind.
The stove. And of course, don't forget
about if you if this is just. A deep clean for you and you're
just looking for things to. Do don't forget.
About rolling out your. Stove.
Rolling. Out your refrigerator and.
Sweeping and mopping the area underneath and then putting.
Those back because. Crumbs inevitably end up under
your stove, under your refrigerator.
And it's very important that you don't attract pests by having
these crumbs underneath your large.
Appliances, but I understand you might be focusing on the more.
Visual areas right now. Because you're expecting
company. And if you're.
Down to the wire or something. I understand you can move.
Your stove and refrigerator later and do that other chore.
Later, but the actual. Stove top in the inside of the
oven are what they're going to see.
But if it's. Been a while since you've
cleaned under. Those large appliances you
should at least. Rent reach under.
There with a rag. You know, and go a few inches
under there. So that it doesn't look dirty if
somebody drops. Something and they bend down OK.
Hopefully your. Floor is not just.
Filthy around those appliances. But you never know.
You know, sometimes life gets away from us and we go a long
time without deep cleaning. This is a judgment free zone.
So I'm talking about. Some of those dirty.
Little secrets you might have you might need to wipe under
and. That would be something that you
could do with any cleaning product and rag, but if you're
like me and you. Use the.
Pre moistened swiffer mop. Pads for like a.
Lot of different things those. Work great for doing.
Edge work on the floors by hand. So even though I often mop.
The middles, so to speak with. My actual Swiffer.
And the pre moistened. Pad on it.
I also like. To use that same pad when I'm on
my hands and knees scrubbing around the.
Edges of the floors. Where I'm.
Reaching up under the. Cabinets and I'm.
Reaching up under the. Appliances, OK, so hopefully.
You've gotten that that stove. Done.
Don't forget to to clean the front of.
It the window of. It, so to speak.
And there is. A way to open it up?
If you spill. Something inside the window.
You can Google how to do. That, but it's.
Beyond the scope. Of this episode.
Pause the episode. If you need to.
Do that but. If there is some kind of spill
in the. Glass.
There's a way. To clean that fortunately.
Let's move on to talking. About your refrigerator.
I know I can talk faster than you can clean.
But the purpose of this episode is for you to at.
Least get some of these tasks done while I'm talking about it
and I I just want to remind you of things that you.
May not have thought of. The first step to.
Cleaning out your refrigerator is cleaning it out in the sense
that you're getting rid. Of old leftovers expired.
Items even. Leftovers that you're
optimistic? About it might be time to.
Get rid of those. You know.
Give it to the. Chickens if you have chickens
out in the backyard. But you've got to get rid of
that. Stuff to make.
Room for things that people are coming over with.
You want there to be some empty. Space for somebody to.
Maybe pop a casserole in or whatever.
So. And you're going to have new
leftovers. Let's.
Face it, new fresher. Leftovers, so stop assuming.
That you're going to. Eat those old leftovers.
When you're getting ready to cook.
A Christmas Eve or Christmas dinner?
OK, there's going to be better leftovers coming, so let's pull
all that stuff out. Get those?
Leftover containers emptied of. Food and soaking in the sink.
For now, so that. You don't have to.
Scrub like crazy and. If you're like me and you use
some semi disposable containers. You can just toss those here's.
What I mean by? That I know that, you know,
there's these. Jokes online like Southerners.
Put leftovers. In like an old.
Country Crop. Container or whatever.
I don't use Country Crock. I use real butter.
But my version of it of the Country Crock container and the
Cool Whip container since I typically.
Don't buy those products. As I.
Get the Hillshire farms. Lunch meat, like the Turkey or
the ham that comes in that. Disposable Gladware.
And then when I'm done using all the lunch meat.
Wash out that. Can.
Well, you don't even have to. Wash it out you.
Can, but it just depends if the meat.
Even came into contact with it sometimes.
I just pull out the. Little bags of meat.
And I. Put them in sandwich.
Baggies so that I can use the. Gladware right away, but.
They come with the little containers, but I look at those.
Containers as free because. They came with the.
Ham. So if I'm storing leftovers in a
container like that. I just toss it.
Makes sense because. I'll be.
Getting a new one. When the kids.
Go back to school. And I get that lunch meat.
And no, they don't eat processed meats every day, but they eat it
occasionally. I'm.
Kind of big on. Peanut butter and Jelly.
And tuna sandwiches. Because it's healthier than
processed meat in my opinion. So.
But I do. Get the stuff.
With known added nitrates. This is not a show about
nutrition. We're just chatting here about
containers. And I.
Realize if you're overseas. You may not know.
About the Hillshire Farms lunch meat that comes with a free
container, but it's a thing here in the.
US so. Once you've cleaned.
Out your refrigerator. It's time to actually.
Clean your refrigerator. I'm talking about pulling.
Everything else out, even the stuff you're keeping.
All of your condiments. Your eggs, your cheese, your
juices, your milks, whatever all you have.
In there putting that stuff all on.
Your. Kitchen counter or island and
then cleaning the. Inside of the refrigerator and
this. Isn't going to take as long as
you think. Either.
Usually the first step is I like to use a damp rag.
And you know with. Hot water.
And a little bit. Of dish soap and I'll.
Scrub all the shelves. And racks and everything.
Some things I'll. Remove.
I might remove. A few drawers that I.
Would like to dump out any crumbs out of you know sometimes
you have. Little bits of produce.
In the produce drawer and you want to dump.
That into the wastebasket. And then you can rinse that
container out in the sink if you have like, you know, a produce
drawer that's. Removable, but a lot of the
shelves. I just leave.
In and I wipe. Them down.
You know the. Top and bottom.
With this hot dishwater. You know, hot.
Soapy water I usually use like. Just.
Dawn liquid Dawn detergent and once I've done that.
I will use. Vinegar and a micro.
Fiber cloth white. Vinegar and a micro fiber.
Cloth to. Kind of as a glass cleaner to
clean the the shelves and. That's, you know, not
automatically necessary, but it's.
Just kind of a finishing touch the.
Important thing is that. You get your shelves.
Clean. I'm not that worried about being
able to see through. Them that great and just a
complete. Streak free shine.
Excuse me because your. Refrigerator is going to be full
of stuff, so don't get hung. Up on that.
If you don't have. The the vinegar.
You could also. Use plain water.
To shine up those shelves. But that's how I do that.
If you need more time. Pause the episode and of course.
You're going to wipe down the. Front of the refrigerator.
If you're like us, there's someone.
In your. House, who just keeps putting
fingerprints on the refrigerator door?
I usually just spray. That with a glass.
Cleaner. It's stainless steel, but I know
they're stainless steel products you can get.
I usually just use a glass cleaner.
But don't forget about the top of your refrigerator.
You may have a guest. Who is over 6 feet tall?
Who can see the top of your refrigerator?
Or there's a famous. Story where my mother-in-law had
a friend. Who would actually run her
finger across the top? Of my mother in law's.
Refrigerator to check for dust. Strange as.
That seems the woman who was doing.
It is short, but she reached up and checked for it.
That's. Probably not going to happen
because it seems. Super weird and super rare, but
what will? Happen is you might have a
guest. Over 6 feet tall, so wipe.
Down the top. Of that fridge.
And then of course clean the front like I talked about as.
Always pause the episode. If you need more time on that
task. Or just, you know.
Make a note. To self to do it later let's.
Talk about your microwave now. A quick.
Way to clean the inside of your microwave.
Is to get a. Microwave safe glass bowl and
fill it. Up with whatever solution.
You want but one. Possible example that I got from
a website is to fill it with a. Quarter cup baking soda and 1
cup. Of water, boil it for.
Two minutes and then wipe down the microwave the inside.
Of it, it'll be. Easier to clean after.
Boiling the. Mixture that I just.
Described and you can. Also, dip your rag into that hot
mixture, as long as you just keep it from obviously touching
the hot liquid with your hand. And scrub that out.
And of course, you might be removing a turntable.
And soaking that part in the sink and then just wiping the
actual bottom and sides and top of the inside of your microwave.
And of course, wipe down the. Outside of the.
Microwave when you're done so. It doesn't take that long.
But it's something that. We don't.
Always think about we. Forget that the inside.
Of our microwave. Is a mess if we haven't.
Used it in a. While or something like that and
you know. There's always that one person
who heats up something that's like, got tomato.
Sauce in it. And they don't cover.
It and then it's. Splatters.
It happens, folks. So this is your.
Reminder and AS. Always pause the episode.
If you need more time on that task.
Before I have you work. On the.
Backsplash area basically your. Kitchen.
Walls above the countertops. I want you to wipe down your
upper. Cabinets and just.
Clean them from the top down. You might.
Have a dedicated spray. For your wooded wooden.
Cabinets and and you know, just. You might want to use that.
Spray, let it sit. Use a rag or.
If you're on a kick. Where you're just using.
These pre moistened mop pads for like everything.
It's just so fast. That's how I wiped down my
cabinets a couple. Days ago was with those.
Pre moistened Swiffer pads. So I wiped.
Down my upper cabinets. 1st. And then I checked.
The walls above. You know between the.
Cabinet and the countertop mine are clean, but you might want to
check to see if there's any splatters.
On those walls and wipe those down.
And then of course you're going to scrub your countertops and
that's why I had to remove. Clutter at the.
Beginning, you don't want to have a.
Lot of obstacles there, but you do have those.
Perpetual appliances like. Maybe your toaster is always out
or your coffee maker is always out.
You're going to move those to clean under them, but you're
also going to wipe down the. Exteriors of those.
Appliances and shine those up. And use whichever type of
cleaning. Products, rags, disposable
wipes. Whatever you want.
You can always go to my website cleanwithmepodcast.com there are
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use. Whatever you have.
On hand I am. Notorious for just using.
Different cleaning products. As substitutes.
For one another. I do have cleaning products that
I like to clean with. But in a pinch.
I'll work with whatever. I have and I hope you'll do the
same. I mean.
You can wipe down your entire kitchen just with a.
Sink full of hot water and dish soap.
But I I have a. Lot of different tricks.
That I like to use that. Just make it funner.
And disposable wipes and disposable mop pads are some of
my favorite. Products that I like.
To. I guess pamper myself.
With because I like the. Smell and I.
I like that they're. Just.
Moisten the right amount rather than me getting the.
Surface is too wet or having to scrub.
Too much. They're just right, so that's a
shortcut I do, but. By all means.
Use whatever you have. So yeah, you've got your upper
cabinets, your backsplash area. Your countertops and then your
lower cabinets. And of course you want to shine
your sink and clean the faucet in the area.
Around the faucet and behind the faucet.
Absolutely scrub those areas. And detail those areas.
And let me talk. More specifically about.
The sink. You can rinse.
It and sprinkle. It with baking soda and then
kind of work that baking soda into a paste and scrub the
entire. Sink you can also.
Use a toothbrush to. Clean around the faucet, around
the. Edges and the base of the
faucet. You want to wipe?
Down the faucet itself. You can put half of a lemon in
your garbage. Disposal with a few ice cubes.
And run it. And then of course.
Rinse the sink and. Wipe it dry to.
Shine it up and unless you have. Something soaking right now?
OK, I did mention soaking some leftover containers or that
turntable. Piece.
From your microwave, it might be time.
To wash those. Items now that they've had a few
minutes to soak. Now one last thing that I want
to mention. This always gets this.
A lot of people forget this important.
Step, and that's vacuuming out or wiping out the.
Insides of your. Cabinets and drawers.
OK. You may or may not have.
Time to do this. But your bonus task.
If you choose to accept it is. Cleaning out the insides of.
Your. Cabinets.
Usually those upper cabinets. Where we keep the.
Plates and whatnot. I just wipe those out with a.
Damp cloth. Whereas with the drawers I
sometimes just remove. Everything.
And then use the. Vacuum attachment to.
Vacuum out any crumbs that ended up in there and then wipe.
Those out. After that and that's because
sometimes if someone. Doesn't shut the drawer all the
way to. Crumbs and debris get into the
drawers, so that may be an issue.
You could be very meticulous and never do.
That especially if it's an all adult household but.
A lot of times with kids cleaning the kitchen, crumbs
happen in the drawers. And the vacuum attachment.
Is a quick solution. At the very least.
Do that. In your silverware drawer.
Make. Sure, your silverware drawer is
Immaculate. Because people.
Are going to be going in there once you run out of forks or
something, they're going to go hunting for more as they're
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