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I am a wife, mother and grandma who enjoys the many aspects of homemaking. A variety of interests and hobbies combined with travel keep me active. They reflect the importance of family, friends, home and good food.
Cook ingredients that you are used to cooking by other techniques, such as fish, chicken, or hamburgers. In other words be comfortable with the ingredients you are using.
--Bobby Flay

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Thursday, June 02, 2011

Kitchen Quick Tips - Cleaning Those Cracks

kitchen quick tips

The kitchen is filled with a multitude of small cracks ranging from large appliances, small appliances, and joints like where the sink meets the countertop.  All of these cracks are perfect hosts for bacteria that can cause food borne illness.  Sanitize these cracks by washing using an old toothbrush.  Dry well.  Then spray with rubbing alcohol working it into the cracks.


2 food lovers commented:

LindaG said...

Don't post every day if you don't have time. Hubby is more important. I wish him to get well soon!

Mama Mia said...

Never thought of using rubbing alcohol on furniture cracks before. Great tip. Thanks!