How to clean and remove the odor to the kitchen utensils

Different techniques that allow you to feel the smell of clean in our kitchen.

Tips to clean and remove the bad smell in the kitchen

Keep the kitchen clean utensils is a tedious but essential task to avoid infections and especially for cockroaches not installed as guests in our House. The cleaning products tend to be very effective for disinfection, but not so much to remove the bad smell of some utensils. Here you are some tips in this regard:

To remove the smell of garlic from the knives, several times they must be fed by a raw carrot and this will disappear.

To remove the bad smell of the airtight containers, either lunch boxes, water bottles, taped or other closed container, put in a bit of water and a tablespoon of salt for fruit, stopper and shake vigorously. Then, empty and rinse several times.

So the waste bin smell not bad, once you wash well with water and chlorine, should take a little bit of baking soda in the bottom of the Valley.

It is always advisable to wash the dishes within a period no greater than 2 hours after having used and not leave that they accumulate, since the food that is left on the plate generates power to bacteria causing them to multiply. On the other hand, it is convenient to all the dishes together and not to touch them while they dry.

The wooden planks for cutting vegetables, meat, fish, etc. retain moisture and this makes them places conducive to the proliferation of bacteria. It is always recommended to wash them well after using them and leave them to dry completely. For this, it is sometimes convenient to have on hand two tables so that there is always some dry and ready to use.

To keep the cups and saucers clean, first wet a cloth in water, and is then passed through a little baking. Then is to rub the stain of tea or coffee that have been at the table.

 

Another way to remove odors once, and utensils all together is by placing 1/4 cup of lemon juice in water used to wash them.

Finally, to remove spots or shadows to the vessels, there to soak them for an hour or more in slightly warm white vinegar. Then, with a net sponge, nylon or plastic brush for dishes proceed to remove the film that may remain in the treetops.