How we clean a fridge

What you’ll need:
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Washing up liquid
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Clean microfibre cloths
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Sponge
Instructions:
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First, empty the fridge of any food or drink and place this to one side.
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Run a sink full of hot water and washing up liquid. A couple of squirts should do.
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Remove all of the shelves and drawers inside the fridge and leave these to soak in the sink.
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We’re going to use a mild solution of washing up liquid and water to clean the inside of the fridge. If you have a spare spray bottle, this will come in handy. You can also use a bucket containing your solution too if that’s easier.
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Drop your microfibre cloth in the solution and wring dry, so that you’re working with a damp cloth. If you have a spray bottle, spray the solution directly onto the surfaces, and use a dry cloth. Starting at the back corner of the fridge, wipe left-to-right and top-to-bottom, ensuring you reach all of the corners. Most marks should life easily, although any stubborn spillages may require a little elbow grease
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Repeat this process on all sides of the fridge, as well as on the inside of the door.
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Make sure that you’re reaching into all crevices and any ‘nooks and crannies’ too!
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Go back over the entire inside of the fridge with a dry microfibre to ensure no suds or water remain.
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With your damp cloth, give the seal around the door, as well as the handle and facade a good wipe too. Again, go back over with a dry cloth so that no soap or watermarks are left behind.
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Close the fridge and head to the sink, where your shelves & drawers are soaking.
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Using a non-abrasive sponge, wash up all of the shelves and drawers. You can leave these to air-dry, or use a tea towel to speed up the process.
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Once dry, reassemble the fridge to complete the clean!
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