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Kitchen victory 101!



Kitchens are known to be the dirtiest ever in loadsa houses. Here are a few snippets on how to conquer your kitchen and make it as spick and span as you soo desire. Happy reading!


Let's start with the floor:
Sometimes spills happens. It's true. However, it doesn't have to be the end of the world. Here are some tricks and tools that can help keep your floor beautiful. On the wish list is a Floor Steamer. The kind that you can swipe up left-over spills (that have dried up due to being forgotten) without any fuss. I hear that it cleans and sanitizes faster and more efficiently than a regular mop. Another perk is that you only use water. There is no need for pricey cleaners. Obviously, if you have spills it will be best to clean them up IMMEDIATELY!



Counters:
If you keep jars of flour, spices, etc. on your counter, its best for you to do a major movement of all counter top items at least once a week. This is a good time to get things put away that DO NOT BELONG OUT or not in the kitchen at all. This is a good time to wash down all of the containers and jars so everything looks fresh and soo clean.



Refrigerator/Freezer:
One should clean out our refrigerator about every week. A good day to do it is the day before to buying more produce. Keeping the crispers clean will ultimately keep your produce and fresh food FRESHER for LONGER! This is a win-win for! Something that I have  heard that works well, is keeping small crates or containers in the fridge or freezer. You can organize all "sandwich items", all "salad Items" together, all "taco night" items together. I would also like to suggest that using containers for controlling space in your freezer would be helpful as well. For example: Baking chips, nuts, coconut; breads, rolls, etc.; spices, ginger; frozen veggies and cut vegetable (for soups); these all can be kept together and you will always be able to tell what you have and what you need.



Sink:
I like the idea of having a BRIGHT, SHINY, CLEAN sink before going to bed. When I wake up to a clean kitchen I feel just RIGHT. This is something that I'd like my children to imbibe(how about you?)


Happyyy cleaning! Keep smiling!

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