10 tips for a cleaner, safer kitchen
For a list of what we should clean, how and when, we asked a bunch of germ experts.
The biggest surprise? People with pets are six times more likely to get salmonella-based infections.
Want to sanitize? Always clean before you sanitize. If chlorine comes in contact with dirt or soil, it can no longer sanitize.
Thanks to our sources: Benjamin Chapman, the extension food-safety specialist for N.C. State; David Sweat, foodborne-disease epidemiologist with the North Carolina Division of Public Health; Douglas Powell, professor of food safety at Kansas State University; and Dean Cliver and Linda Harris with the University of California-Davis.
--Kathleen Purvis/McClatchy Newspapers, (c) 2011, The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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1. Microwave
Fill a bowl with 2 cups water and a whole lemon, cut into slices. Place it inside and microwave for 2 minutes, then wipe it out with paper towels. The hot water softens food spills and the lemon cuts grease and keeps the microwave smelling fresh.
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