This post will probably have you thinking that I just love to clean. Well, that couldn’t be further from the truth! I actually detest cleaning…don’t like it one little bit. But, I don’t like filth either, so…it’s a dirty job, but someone’s gotta do it, right? The trick is finding the easiest possible way to clean! Today, I’m sharing my favorite simple tips so you can get a clean kitchen from top to bottom without spending a ton of time or breaking the bank. If you haven’t seen my tip for cleaning that crazy space in between the glass on your oven doors, this post is going to rock your socks! So, without further ado, here are my favorite tips for cleaning your kitchen…
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And…I’m sharing my super simple tip on How To Clean Your Oven Naturally over at The Graphics Fairy!
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I’d love to hear any easy or interesting tips you have, or if you are looking for a certain tip, let me know in the comments below!
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this was a good post, especially about the stove glass, I had no idea on that one – good posts!!!
I’m going to clean my partners apartment before he gets home from his business trip..he’ll be soooo excited!!!!
I have solid wood cabinet my house is 37 years old how do I get my wood cabinets clean without stripping them can you help please Help help help
Hi, Patty! I would use a mixture of Murphy’s Oil Soap and water. It is perfectly safe and actually good for wood…you won’t believe the difference! It’s inexpensive too and can be found in the cleaning section of most grocery stores! Good luck! ~Jess