Tips for Cleaning and Deodorizing Kitchen Garbage Disposers

In daily life, if home waste disposal is used for a long time, you will find that it will be dirty and even send out foul smells. How to clean and deodorize for your kitchen garbage disposer? Here we will share with you some tips for cleaning and deodorizing food garbage disposal.

 

Simple daily cleaning

 

First of all, when you turn off the power, you may simply clean the large pieces of garbage that are visible to the naked eye, and check whether there are any objects such as animal bones or metal materials in your home garbage disposer. If there is, you should take it out carefully. Here it is recommended that you use a long clip to take it out carefully and dispose of it. Maybe you need to use a flashlight to view it if the light is too dark, and handle it carefully to avoid damage to the grinder and blade of the processor.

 

Then you rinse your household garbage disposal with hot water and turn on the food garbage disposer. A small amount or small piece of food waste can basically be crushed and rinsed with hot water to flow into the drain pipe. Of course, at this time, you had better to use hot water rather than cold water, because hot water can dissolve the oily grease in the sewer and allow it to be washed away to make inside clean.

 

In addition, you also try this way that is to plug the sink with 1/3 of the total amount of water in the sink, and then add some dishwashing liquid, and stir to dissolve it. When turning on the garbage disposer, you open the sink plug to let a lot of water flow quickly to make the sewer pipes clean.

 

 

Deodorant tips

 

1. Orange peel cleaning

 

It is a natural and fresh way to clean your household garbage disposer and kitchen smell by some orange peels. In fact, the peel of any citrus fruit is fine, such as oranges, lemons, grapefruits, limes etc. The citric acid in these peels can clean the blades and eliminate odors effectively.

 

2. Use universal bleach

 

It can kill bacteria very effectively and give a new look to the drainage system. In daily life, many household items will use bleach to help sterilize, clean, and restore. But you can't use bleach too often, and you should use a small amount of bleach every time. Because everything has advantages and disadvantages, it will harden the grease in your home waste processor to make it more difficult to remove them if you use more. The rational and effective use of bleach will make your disposal be a good helper at home.

 

Usage: Dilute the bleach with a lot of water, then slowly pour it into your kitchen food garbage disposer and leave it for 1 to 2 minutes, and then rinse with hot water, finally flush the bleach into the sewer pipe to drain. 

 

3. White vinegar with baking soda

 

I believe that many housewives will use white vinegar and soda water or powder for kitchen cleaning. Of course, it can also be used for garbage disposer cleaning.