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Cleaning isn’t enough to keep your kitchen germ-free. Disinfecting is essential, and the sink should be the #1 focus in your kitchen. Here’s where dirty dishes are washed, and sometimes even raw food is handled.
All that foodborne bacteria could be lurking in your kitchen sink!
Besides, things can get more complicated when considering that not everyone is comfortable using harsh chemicals like bleach near their food. Luckily, there are alternative ways to keep the sink germ-free.
Here are two DIY, bleach-free methods to disinfect your kitchen sink!
If you’re not careful enough, you can start a domino effect of infection whenever you handle something full of bacteria—like raw meat or dirty dishes. Germs get carried by water to your sink, and it all can end up on your sponge, cutlery, and even your meals.
These events can cause irritation or something nastier like E. Coli and Salmonella infections. Of course, you can prevent this by disinfecting the sink.
Taking care of bacteria and viruses takes two easy steps. As long as you clean your kitchen sink daily and disinfect it at least weekly, your kitchen will be safe.
Before disinfecting, it’s essential to remove the food bits and stains on your kitchen sink. You’ll only need water, soap, and a clean sponge. Then, follow these instructions:
As mentioned above, you should disinfect your kitchen sink on top of cleaning it at least once a week. These two DIY methods are easy to follow. Pick the one you prefer!
This method is straightforward and takes just minutes. You only need white vinegar and hydrogen peroxide, which offer dual disinfecting power on your sink.
Follow these steps carefully:
Note: You should use the solutions one after the other; never mix them in the same bottle!
This method is excellent for disinfecting the surfaces, cleansing the drain, and preventing odors. Also, the scrubbing power of baking soda will help you remove grime on your sink’s surfaces.
You’ll need vinegar, baking soda, and boiling water. Here are the steps:
Germs also gather on every surface where you handle food. You can use 3% peroxide on wood finishes, including wooden cabinets, cutting boards, and tables.
Vinegar could work too but keep it away from granite and marble. Remember to spot-test before using a new disinfectant on your counters and cabinets.
Sweeping Hands care about keeping your home germ-free. You can trust us whenever you need help maintaining your home clean. We use high-quality, EPA-approved products that eliminate up to 99% of germs, bacteria, and viruses.
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