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| − | + | Have you been neglecting your [[Clean a Microwave|microwave]] and are now struggling to remove the build up of all your past microwaved meals? Cut out that elbow grease by grabbing a lemon and discover the easy way to do it! | |
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Mix the juice from one lemon with about a cup of water. Citric acid is a natural, and powerful, cleaner. When mixed with water, you dilute it enough to make it easily applied and to your microwave. | #Mix the juice from one lemon with about a cup of water. Citric acid is a natural, and powerful, cleaner. When mixed with water, you dilute it enough to make it easily applied and to your microwave. | ||
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#Wipe the microwave down with a clean rag and admire. Your [[Clean a Kitchen|kitchen]] will also smell fresh and clean.For best results, repeat this every few months, or whenever your microwave gets nasty. This works because the steam from the water moistens and loosens the cooked, dry food-splatter particles. The lemon imparts a delicious, fresh aroma. | #Wipe the microwave down with a clean rag and admire. Your [[Clean a Kitchen|kitchen]] will also smell fresh and clean.For best results, repeat this every few months, or whenever your microwave gets nasty. This works because the steam from the water moistens and loosens the cooked, dry food-splatter particles. The lemon imparts a delicious, fresh aroma. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
