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Continuing our 5 part series on spring cleaning your refrigerator and freezer, here is part 3- Refrigerator cleaning continued! For regular cleanings (aim for once a month), clearing out expired food and scrubbing with a soapy sponge is all you need. First, remove any removable shelves and drawers. Clean these with hot water and dish soap in the sink, then wipe away excess moisture with a dry cloth (microfiber is great if you have it). With the shelving done, move on to the main event—the fridge itself. Get a bucket and a sponge, fill it with warm water, add dish soap, and stir until sudsy. It’s time to scrub: As with cars or furniture, work from the top to the bottom. That way, when dirt runs down with the soapy water, it isn’t dripping onto areas you’ve already gotten sparkly. Once you’re done with the interior, wipe down the outside of your fridge as well. If you have a stainless-steel refrigerator, consider using a dedicated stainless-steel cleaner to keep things extra shiny. Once you’re done, be sure to dry the walls and back of the fridge with a clean towel, as excess moisture can pool up once the removable shelves are back in place, creating an unseen mess later on. Don’t forget to vacuum under the fridge as well! Stay tuned for part 3 next week!

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Continuing our 5 part series on spring cleaning your refrigerator and freezer, here is part 3- Refrigerator cleaning continued! For regular cleanings (aim for once a month), clearing out expired food and scrubbing with a soapy sponge is all you need. First, remove any removable shelves and drawers. Clean these with hot water and dish soap in the sink, then wipe away excess moisture with a dry cloth (microfiber is great if you have it). With the shelving done, move on to the main event—the fridge itself. Get a bucket and a sponge, fill it with warm water, add dish soap, and stir until sudsy. It’s time to scrub: As with cars or furniture, work from the top to the bottom. That way, when dirt runs down with the soapy water, it isn’t dripping onto areas you’ve already gotten sparkly. Once you’re done with the interior, wipe down the outside of your fridge as well. If you have a stainless-steel refrigerator, consider using a dedicated stainless-steel cleaner to keep things extra shiny. Once you’re done, be sure to dry the walls and back of the fridge with a clean towel, as excess moisture can pool up once the removable shelves are back in place, creating an unseen mess later on. Don’t forget to vacuum under the fridge as well! Stay tuned for part 3 next week!

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Coach A absolutely love! 🙌
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