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5 things in the apartment that remain unwashed for decades: even clean freaks forget about their existence
23.01.2024 16:07
Even those women who consider themselves ideal housewives can forget about some places and objects in the house while cleaning.
As a result, everything is clean, but dust (and sometimes bacteria) continues to accumulate on some things.
Today we will tell you about such items in more detail, so that during your next general cleaning you will definitely pay attention to them.
Toilet flush button
When cleaning, do not forget about the toilet flush button, as bacteria and harmful microorganisms accumulate on it due to the fact that we touch it with not very clean hands. Antibacterial wipes or other disinfectants are suitable for treating the button.
Sockets and switches
Dust settles on the tops of sockets and switches just as quickly as on other horizontal surfaces, so don't ignore them when cleaning. Cleaning won't take much time, since the area is small, and a couple of strokes with a rag and polish will easily do the job.
Cabinet handles
When cleaning, wipe not only standard surfaces such as shelves, tables and cabinets, but also cabinet handles. If you forget about this, another source of dust and bacteria will appear in the house. Particular attention should be paid to cabinet handles in the kitchen, as we often touch them with dirty hands.
The bottom of a glass with toothbrushes
To clean this "accessory", while cleaning the bathroom, remove all items from the glass and add a few drops of cleaning agent. Then fill the container with hot water and leave for 10 minutes. When you rinse the bottom of the glass, it will be perfectly clean.
Inserts and chamfers on doors
When cleaning, do not forget about the inserts and chamfers on the doors, as dust accumulates there. To remove dirt in these places, replace the rag with a napkin, as its small thickness will allow it to penetrate into all hard-to-reach places.
Earlier, BelNovosti shared an effective method for cleaning nickel silver cutlery .
