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How to clean microwave in 3 easy steps

Cleaning your microwave is not hard, especially if you have the right approach

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clean microwave in 3 easy steps and less than 3 minutes

I am really surprised that many consumers find it hard to clean their microwave ovens. I get the part that kitchen appliances could be a big hassle sometimes with tasks like cleaning the deep-fryer after couple of months of use. But cleaning microwave could be easy, especially if you have the correct approach to this not so difficult household task.

Here are my 3 quick and efficient steps to getting the microwave clean in just couple of minutes:

1. Go to the microwave - this part is essential, don't skip it!
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First step - go to the microwave
2. Open the microwave door - usually this should take just a couple of seconds of your time
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Second step - open the microwave door

3.Take a clean cloth
- take it and wipe the whole inside real nice until it is all clean
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Step number 3 - wipe the microwave nice and neat
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Well, these are my quick and easy steps to get your oven clean. I know it may look funny to some of you but still many of our young readers could find it difficult, especially if this task was given without a "tutorial".

How to clean your microwave properly - video


How to use the Samsung MS23F301TAS 23 liter ceramic microwave oven

The first part of this article was for a quick clean. Now lets take a look at the steps for a more detailed cleaning of your microwave oven:
  1. Wipe down the interior with a damp cloth to remove any loose debris.
  2. Mix 1 cup water and 1 tablespoon vinegar in a bowl and microwave on high for 5 minutes.
  3. Let it stand for 5 minutes, then wipe the interior with a damp cloth.
  4. For stubborn stains, scrub with baking soda and water on a damp cloth.
  5. Clean the exterior with a microfiber cloth and a suitable cleaning solution.
  6. Clean the turntable by putting it in the dishwasher or washing it with soap and water.

Come back soon for more interesting guides and reviews. Thank you!

Comments

Tech Geek said…
I would be happy to hear about your methods for cleaning a microwave. Thanks

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