Before cleaning air conditioner, ensure that it is unplugged from the power source. Next, locate and remove the filter on your AC unit. Some window units feature filters that simply pull out; others might first require the removal of the front cover with a screwdriver.

After removing the filter, we can use a hand vacuum to extract as much dust and debris as possible. Next, we will grab a bucket with soapy water and a bristle brush and wash the filter in the water, gently brushing it as needed until clean. Air-dry the filter completely before re-installing it.

We only do dry dusting to any electrical items from outside after unplugged from the power source.

Remove the shelving and drawers. Clean each piece with hot soapy water, rinse, and dry them with a towel. Wipe down the inside of your fridge with hot soapy water working from the top down. Make sure you clean the roof of the fridge as well as drawers and shelf guides. Use a paste made with baking powder and water to get rid of stains. Wipe down everything inside your refrigerator with a clean, damp cloth.

Hydrogen peroxide is a safe and natural alternative to using for disinfecting, and it’s an effective antibacterial and mold killer. Pour a bottle of hydrogen peroxide into a spray bottle and spray down the inside. Let the peroxide do its job for about 10 minutes, then wipe it off with a damp cloth. Dry everything down and move on to exterior refrigerator cleaning.

Clean the top of the refrigerator to get rid of the greasy dust that has accumulated. Remove the water dispenser tray and wash it with hot, soapy water and vinegar to clean it and disinfect it. Clean the front and sides of your fridge with soapy water and use glass cleaner to remove smudges and fingerprints on stainless steel. Remove the bottom plate and wash it with hot, soapy water in the sink and dry it.

Always use a clean microfiber cloth to do this job. Microfiber helps remove germs without the harmful side effects of chemicals. For tough cleaning, we can use larger-looped microfiber.

Microfiber naturally disinfects surfaces without the negative side effects of chemicals. Rub down the entire surface of the switch with one of the eight sides of the cloth.

Switch off the switch board electricity. Do not run water over the cloth, or it will spread the dirt that you have picked up. Instead, use another side of the folded cloth to wipe down the next switch.

We could use vinegar for this purpose. After drying again the switch board will be on.