It's places hidden in the kitchen that accumulate dirt and not just. They should be cleaned up at some point. Do you forget to clean them, too? Look at the list and what you need to start cleaning.
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02/07/2026
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2- Toaster drawer
Regular cleaning helps prevent odors and accumulate waste.
3- Lower part of the cutlery holder
This area can retain food and moisture remnants.
4- Inside the microwave door
Spatter and fat can accumulate easily.
5- Blender rubber
Hidden waste can compromise equipment hygiene.
6- Upper part of refrigerator
Powder and fat tend to accumulate on this surface.
7- Sink drain
Frequent cleaning helps reduce unpleasant odors.
8- Stove and oven buttons
They are areas of constant contact and accumulate fat quickly.
9- Can opener Blade
Direct contact with food requires adequate hygiene.
10- Inside the wastebin
Small splashes and frequent contact lead to accumulation of dirt.
11- Inside door knives
Dust and particles can accumulate between the grooves.
12- Dishwasher door and rubber
Constant humidity favors the appearance of waste.
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Guide to organizing the refrigerator
“A well-organized refrigerator helps to keep food longer and facilitates the routine in the kitchen,” the page begins. See how to organize the entire refrigerator in six steps.
1- Meat always on the shelves below
“ Meat should be stored on the lower shelves to reduce the risk of contamination by liquids that may flow.”
2- Use transparent containers
“ Transparent containers help quickly identify available food and avoid waste.”
3- Dairy on middle shelves
“ This is the area in the refrigerator where temperatures are most stable.”
4- Fruit and vegetables in the drawer
“ This area ends up having a more controlled humidity that keeps them fresh for longer.”
5- Sauces and seasonings at the door
“ Sauces and seasonings can be stored at the door as it is the perfect space for products that do not easily spoil. On the other hand, dairy products must remain in areas with more stable temperature.”
6- Check everything once a week
“ Making a weekly review of food helps avoid losses and keeps the refrigerator clean and organized.”

