For most of us, the kitchen is the heart of the home. It's where we cook and eat our meals, entertain guests, and spend quality time with our families.

So it makes sense that we would want to keep this space as clean and inviting as possible. But let's face it – with everything else going on in our busy lives, cleaning is often always at the top of our to-do list.

If your home is due for a deep clean, but you don't know where to start, don't fret!

Kacie, a professional cleaner who manages The Big Clean Co in Melbourne, is here to share some tips on how to clean the top five areas in the kitchen that need the most attention.

Her list includes deep cleaning the stovetop, cleaning the sink, wiping down cabinet doors, wiping down splashbacks, and mopping floors. Kacie says that by focusing more on these areas every week, you'll always be on top of things in your kitchen.

Here's a closer look at her tips:

Some parts of the kitchen require more frequent attention than others. Credit: Pexels/Jean van der Meulen.

Stovetop

Kacie says that the stovetop is one area that should never be neglected. 'I just love seeing stovetops that have been well looked after – not a scratch in sight,' she says.

To deep clean yours, she recommends removing the grates and rings before giving the entire stovetop a decent wipe down with a dry microfibre cloth and some multi-purpose cleaning product. She also soaks the grates in hot water with gumption.

Sink

Cleaning the sink is important to prevent any 'brown buildup' from appearing.

To clean this, Kacie recommends applying some gumption and/or a multi-purpose cleaning product before gently scrubbing it with a dry microfibre cloth.

Cabinet doors

Kacie also gives her cabinet doors a wipe-down with a microfibre cloth on a weekly basis; this helps to remove any dust or fingerprints that may have accumulated.

Splashbacks

Wiping down the splashback is another task that should be done on a regular basis. To do this, Kacie recommends using For All Australia, a safe and effective liquid detergent made using naturally derived ingredients or any similar concentrated dishwashing liquid, soaping it up and then wiping it off with a dry microfibre cloth.

Floors

Finally, Kacie mops the floors of her kitchen at least every seven days. This helps to remove any dirt, dust or spills that may have occurred during the week.

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Here you have it, members! Do you have any other tips for keeping a clean and inviting kitchen? We'd love to hear from you in the comments below!

For more tips, feel free to watch this video below:

Credit: Clean My Space.​

 

[Singomate]

For most of us, the kitchen is the heart of the home. It's where we cook and eat our meals, entertain guests, and spend quality time with our families.

So it makes sense that we would want to keep this space as clean and inviting as possible. But let's face it – with everything else going on in our busy lives, cleaning is often always at the top of our to-do list.

If your home is due for a deep clean, but you don't know where to start, don't fret!

Kacie, a professional cleaner who manages The Big Clean Co in Melbourne, is here to share some tips on how to clean the top five areas in the kitchen that need the most attention.

Her list includes deep cleaning the stovetop, cleaning the sink, wiping down cabinet doors, wiping down splashbacks, and mopping floors. Kacie says that by focusing more on these areas every week, you'll always be on top of things in your kitchen.

Here's a closer look at her tips:

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Some parts of the kitchen require more frequent attention than others. Credit: Pexels/Jean van der Meulen.

Stovetop

Kacie says that the stovetop is one area that should never be neglected. 'I just love seeing stovetops that have been well looked after – not a scratch in sight,' she says.

To deep clean yours, she recommends removing the grates and rings before giving the entire stovetop a decent wipe down with a dry microfibre cloth and some multi-purpose cleaning product. She also soaks the grates in hot water with gumption.

Sink

Cleaning the sink is important to prevent any 'brown buildup' from appearing.

To clean this, Kacie recommends applying some gumption and/or a multi-purpose cleaning product before gently scrubbing it with a dry microfibre cloth.

Cabinet doors

Kacie also gives her cabinet doors a wipe-down with a microfibre cloth on a weekly basis; this helps to remove any dust or fingerprints that may have accumulated.

Splashbacks

Wiping down the splashback is another task that should be done on a regular basis. To do this, Kacie recommends using For All Australia, a safe and effective liquid detergent made using naturally derived ingredients or any similar concentrated dishwashing liquid, soaping it up and then wiping it off with a dry microfibre cloth.

Floors

Finally, Kacie mops the floors of her kitchen at least every seven days. This helps to remove any dirt, dust or spills that may have occurred during the week.

​

Here you have it, members! Do you have any other tips for keeping a clean and inviting kitchen? We'd love to hear from you in the comments below!

For more tips, feel free to watch this video below:

Credit: Clean My Space.​

Purchased a steam about 10years ago it perfect for cleaning the Kitchen, also has attachments for cleaning sinks and fridge shelves and door compartments.

 

[Big M]

For most of us, the kitchen is the heart of the home. It's where we cook and eat our meals, entertain guests, and spend quality time with our families.

So it makes sense that we would want to keep this space as clean and inviting as possible. But let's face it – with everything else going on in our busy lives, cleaning is often always at the top of our to-do list.

If your home is due for a deep clean, but you don't know where to start, don't fret!

Kacie, a professional cleaner who manages The Big Clean Co in Melbourne, is here to share some tips on how to clean the top five areas in the kitchen that need the most attention.

Her list includes deep cleaning the stovetop, cleaning the sink, wiping down cabinet doors, wiping down splashbacks, and mopping floors. Kacie says that by focusing more on these areas every week, you'll always be on top of things in your kitchen.

Here's a closer look at her tips:

View attachment 9116

Some parts of the kitchen require more frequent attention than others. Credit: Pexels/Jean van der Meulen.

Stovetop

Kacie says that the stovetop is one area that should never be neglected. 'I just love seeing stovetops that have been well looked after – not a scratch in sight,' she says.

To deep clean yours, she recommends removing the grates and rings before giving the entire stovetop a decent wipe down with a dry microfibre cloth and some multi-purpose cleaning product. She also soaks the grates in hot water with gumption.

Sink

Cleaning the sink is important to prevent any 'brown buildup' from appearing.

To clean this, Kacie recommends applying some gumption and/or a multi-purpose cleaning product before gently scrubbing it with a dry microfibre cloth.

Cabinet doors

Kacie also gives her cabinet doors a wipe-down with a microfibre cloth on a weekly basis; this helps to remove any dust or fingerprints that may have accumulated.

Splashbacks

Wiping down the splashback is another task that should be done on a regular basis. To do this, Kacie recommends using For All Australia, a safe and effective liquid detergent made using naturally derived ingredients or any similar concentrated dishwashing liquid, soaping it up and then wiping it off with a dry microfibre cloth.

Floors

Finally, Kacie mops the floors of her kitchen at least every seven days. This helps to remove any dirt, dust or spills that may have occurred during the week.

​

Here you have it, members! Do you have any other tips for keeping a clean and inviting kitchen? We'd love to hear from you in the comments below!

For more tips, feel free to watch this video below:

Credit: Clean My Space.​

Surly most people clean all these things at least once a week? F

 

[Macarj]

Surly most people clean all these things at least once a week? F

At least cooktop daily

 

[Happymad]

Mop my kitchen everyday and wipe my cooker and sink. Everyday

 

[debjane]

Surly most people clean all these things at least once a week? F

Trust me when I say from personal experience there are a lot of people who do nothing for months on end, I evem stopped going to a friends place as you would drink a coffee and find old coffee rings in the cup and when she served up cake you would end up with a greasy hand full under the plate from the grease from her baking dish sitting in greasy water and she would never wash anything properly and she was in the LIONS CLUB and would make baked cheesecake and leave them on the bench to cool overnight but her cat would lick them, she would just cover the top with whipped cream to cover it up.

 

[Nana Zorak]

Surly most people clean all these things at least once a week? F

Not everybody can manage it I can't for one & I have to tidy up behind the others who use the kitchen & never clean up after themselves.