A sparkling clean and tidy fridge is a joy. Lynsey Crombie, aka The Queen of Clean, advised her fans to follow "these simple tips to keep it squeaky clean."
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The cleaning guru reminded her fans tackling the fridge "isn't just about the inside but the outside too."
Lynsey, who recently detailed her top tips for cleaning the toilet, sprayed cleaner on a cloth and buffed the outside of her stainless steel fridge.
She advised: "Follow the grain for the perfect finish."
Lynsey advised using a flat duster to dust the sides of the fridge, including under the fridge.
The cleaner had a pro tip to cleaning the fridge's rubber seal, wrapping a damp cloth around a blunt knife to clean the area.
Lynsey recommended the Lakeland Flatmate long flat flexible cleaning duster, which can be bought for £10.99 on Amazon.
Fridge cleaning tips
Fridges need a weekly clean to prevent build-up, in between deeper cleanouts.
Dirt in fridges builds up easily and is a pain to clean, so keeping on top of the cleaning is key.
During the week, keep on top of old food and spills.
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This means when it comes to your deep clean, you will already be a few steps ahead of the game.
Clean your fridge with an all-purpose cleaner and a microfibre cloth.
Bicarbonate of soda can be used to create a clever deodoriser for the fridge.
The powdery product soaks up bad smells. Mix a few tablespoons with a few drops of essential oil.
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This mixture will soak up bad smells and leave your fridge smelling delightful for a number of weeks.
Another cleaning expert detailed a £1 trick to clean the oven.
Using a certain product will cut through the grease build-up.
Cleaning and home-keeping expert Becky Rapinchuk is the woman behind Clean Mama.
The cleaning platform has hundreds of thousands of fans.
Rebecca told Express.co.uk: “Dish soap works great at tackling grease.”
The expert, who also shares tips with her fans on her Facebook page, recommends making your own cleaner with it, using a simple method.
Cleaning pro Rebecca, who has written four books, said: “Use about one tsp with 16 oz of hot water in a spray bottle, shake, spray and wipe clean.”