How to Remove and Wash Refrigerator Shelves

The refrigerator shelf is an important shelf for food and drinks, which makes it easier for you to store and access food. But it also absorbs food odors, grease and dirt, and if not cleaned regularly, it can harbor bacteria, which is not good for our health. Here are some simple ways to remove and clean refrigerator shelves to help you keep your refrigerator clean and hygienic.

1. Remove the shelves

First of all, the shelves need to be removed for better cleaning. If your refrigerator has removable shelves, simply push gently to pull the shelves out of the rails. If your refrigerator doesn't have removable shelves, you can move them carefully, but be careful not to use too much force so as not to scratch the inside of the refrigerator.

2. Wash the shelves

Take the shelves under the faucet and gently wipe the surface of the shelves with detergent and warm water, you can use a brush or a sponge, to remove stains and grease. If the grease stains are particularly serious, you can use some cleaners, but be especially careful to avoid damaging the shelf material.

3. Cleaning the Shelf Rails

While cleaning the shelves, you also need to clean the rails and spaces of the shelves. Use a damp cloth or sponge to clean the rails of dust and debris to make sure they are clean and tidy without any residue or bacteria.

4. Drying and Installation

Dry the cleaned shelves and rails with a clean towel and place them inside the refrigerator. If necessary, you can use a fan or air drying machine inside the refrigerator to speed up the drying of the shelves.

In short, cleaning your refrigerator shelves frequently is an important measure to keep your refrigerator hygienic. By using the above methods, you can clean up the shelves and rails and provide you and your family with healthier, safer and cleaner food storage.