Ozmo Antibacterial Fridge and Microwave Cleaning Spray 250ml

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One of the unsung heroes of kitchen appliances, it's essential that we learn how to clean a microwave properly, so it can stay in tip-top condition. In addition to getting the microwave clean, the all-purpose spray is great for just about every surface in the house, including countertops, toilets, showers, appliances, upholstery, walls, tables, and more.

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To remove strong odors from the microwave, like the smell of burnt popcorn, Fresh Wave's odor-removing gel neutralizes smells, rather than just covering them up, and contains no harsh chemicals.

To combine steaming and scrubbing power, the Glisten microwave cleaner is a quick and easy way to clean messes in the microwave.

Clean a Microwave - In The Wash How to Clean a Microwave - In The Wash

Try this hack first before following the steps below, and cleaning the microwave will be a lot easier.We’ll cover several natural cleaning agents, plus some non-toxic commercial cleaners, all designed to make removing grease and grime from your microwave a breeze.

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Even the best microwaves can fall victim to nasty odours and stubborn stains if we don't take care of them. Made with plant-based ingredients including cedarwood, pine needles, anise, clove, and lime, the nontoxic gel works around the house. For extra-heavy cleaning jobs, I've also included a microwave scrubber that combines steam action with foam — you even have a sponge to wipe everything down with. They're quick, versatile and energy efficient, using less than 2p of electricity for every five minutes of use*.If your microwave is beyond saving with a deep clean, it might be time to look at our pick of the best microwaves and invest in a new model, and endeavour to clean this one more often in the future. To remove smells and loosen dried-on stains, add some slices of lemon or 2 tablespoons of white or cider vinegar to 500ml of cold water, making sure the bowl is no more than half full.