Drainer for dirty dishes

There are numerous methods to tackle a dirty, scale-ridden stainless steel drainer encrusted with lime, but one potent natural remedy involves the use of apple cider vinegar. This simple yet effective solution can be easily prepared for immediate use or utilized in conjunction with commercial cleaning products designed for this purpose.

For the natural remedy, pour two or three tablespoons of apple cider vinegar into a spray bottle, adding a small pinch of baking soda. To achieve a homogeneous mixture, incorporate a bit of warm water and shake the bottle to thoroughly blend all ingredients.

Position the steel drainer over the sink, then spray the mixture three times along its frame. Employ a brush to gently scrub away the accumulated scale, dirt, and grease. Subsequently, use a scouring pad (distinct from the one used for dishwashing) to rinse the structure, eliminating any residual dirt and product. Finish by drying the drainer with a soft, clean microfiber cloth to remove excess moisture.

If the dish drainer is concealed within a kitchen cabinet above the sink, use the solution to clean the compartment as well, removing limescale and dirt. Remember to dry everything thoroughly with a cloth. This cleaning regimen can be repeated once every two weeks for optimal results.

As an alternative, bio cleaners rich in apple cider vinegar can also be directly sprayed onto the steel surface for an effective and convenient cleaning experience.