"Baseboards - those six to eight inches rising from where a wall meets the floor - are easy to overlook in your kitchen cleaning routine. Not only are baseboards way below eye-level, but baseboards don't feel like a priority compared to the typical cleaning targets like countertops, sinks, fridges, or cabinets. But keeping your baseboards clean really does make your entire home look and feel cleaner."
"What's the best way to clean kitchen baseboards? Use an extendable duster or a crevice tool to remove the first layer of dust. Then, wipe the baseboards with a damp microfiber cloth that has a mixture of warm water and mild dish soap. Once it's dry, wipe a dryer sheet along the baseboard to help repel dust. How to Clean Your Baseboards, According to Experts 1. Remove dust on the surface."
"2. Wipe the surface with warm soapy water. Next, make a cleaning solution of warm water and mild dish soap and wipe down the baseboards with a damp microfiber cloth. You can do this step on the end of a broom or Swiffer, too. "For extra cleaning power, add some vinegar," Solomon recommends. You may have to scrub to get rid of excess dust and grime."
Baseboards commonly collect dust and grime yet are often overlooked in kitchen cleaning routines. Cleaning them improves overall home appearance and hygiene. Start by removing surface dust with an extendable duster or crevice tool before using any liquid. Wipe baseboards with a damp microfiber cloth and a mild warm water and dish soap mixture; use a broom or Swiffer attachment if preferred. Add vinegar for additional cleaning power and scrub stubborn buildup as needed. After drying, run a dryer sheet along baseboards to help repel future dust. Regular maintenance prevents heavy buildup and keeps floors and walls looking cleaner.
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