What Is The Best Way To Clean A Refrigerator?
Columbine Appliance & Fireplaces tells all of our customers that we service in the Boulder ~ Ft. Collins area that they should avoid using harsh or abrasive cleaners including window sprays, souring cleansers, flammable liquids, cleaning waxes, bleaches, concentrated detergents, or cleansers that contain petroleum products on the interior, door liner, gaskets, or plastic parts of a refrigerator. Additionally scouring pads, paper towels, or other harsh cleaning tools should be avoided. To properly clean a refrigerator Columbine Appliance & Fireplaces recommends the following procedures.
Prior to cleaning a refrigerator properly Columbine Appliance & Fireplaces strongly suggests disconnecting the refrigerator by unplugging it from the power source. Thoroughly hand wash, rinse, and dry any removable parts using a clean sponge or soft cloth in warm water with a mild detergent. Do the same for any painted metal surfaces being certain to avoid using any harsh cleaners, or stainless steel cleaners. Dry all surfaces with a clean soft cloth. Columbine Appliance & Fireplaces suggests that using an appliance polish and cleaner regularly to keep a painted appliance surface looking new.
Prior to cleaning a refrigerator properly Columbine Appliance & Fireplaces strongly suggests disconnecting the refrigerator by unplugging it from the power source. Thoroughly hand wash, rinse, and dry any removable parts using a clean sponge or soft cloth in warm water with a mild detergent. Do the same for any painted metal surfaces being certain to avoid using any harsh cleaners, or stainless steel cleaners. Dry all surfaces with a clean soft cloth. Columbine Appliance & Fireplaces suggests that using an appliance polish and cleaner regularly to keep a painted appliance surface looking new.