Using your microwave for cooking is a great way to save money on electricity. A microwave is great to make popcorn or heat leftovers. Unfortunately, if you do not clean up splatters between uses, a microwave can be a real chore to clean later on.
Use these tips for how to keep a microwave fresh and clean:
Cover items cooking in the microwave to reduce splatters and spills.
Wipe microwave immediately after each use.
Put a paper towel in the center of microwave to absorb accidents or overflow of cooked food.
Wipe exterior of microwave daily.
Use a half cup of water with lemon juice heated to boiling in your microwave to easily remove any stubborn spots. Just wipe with paper towels.
Or - put a microwave safe container with water and vinegar inside of your microwave. Heat for 2 - 3 minutes. Allow to stay in the microwave for a couple of minutes. Wipe microwave clean with paper towels.
Remove turn table and clean with dishwashing liquid. Rinse well. Dry and place back in microwave.
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