Showing posts with label hand care in kitchen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hand care in kitchen. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 May 2013

Why wear gloves?

Home cleaning chores require an excessive use of hands. Every women has a passion to see her home crystal clean but forget to take care of hands during the process.

It is recommended to wear gloves during cleaning due to to the following reasons:

  1. Too much hand exposure to kitchen cleaning chemicals can cause roughness on the skin.
  2. Cleaning without gloves ends the natural color and vigor of your skin.
  3. As nails are quite sensitive, they can become hard and can torn away easily due to an extended exposure to the chemicals.
  4. Some household chores require a lot of patience like washing some greasy materials and the grease gets penetrated inside the nails for a long time.
Therefore, you must use gloves for preserving the natural beauty of your hands. Always use quality hand care products for enhancing the beauty of your hands.

Thursday, 25 April 2013

Every day cleaning chart




Cleanliness has an important role to play in the beauty of the house and making it look superb. Some people believe that home should be cleaned annually, bi annually or other important occasions. However; this is not really wise. The cleanliness of the home must be given due attention every day so that life does not become difficult during grand cleanliness activities.



Here is a chart that can keep you relax and help you achieving your home cleaning targets in a better way: 
Monday: Vacuum cleaning, mopping.
Tuesday:Dusting of all the windows and doors.
Other household chores.
Wednesday: Washing the toilets in detail.
Thursday: Keeping all the cupboards intact.
Friday: Wash and clean the kitchen in detail.
Saturday: Laundary and general cleaning            

Tip: Always use authentic home cleaning chemicals and laundry detergents for better results.

Wednesday, 20 March 2013

How to Clean an Oven

It is not very difficult to clean an oven as it is perceived. Self-cleaning oven have special coating that burn all the food particles without using any kitchen cleaning chemicals. Self-cleaning oven can only clean the interior of the oven and you have to clean tray, racks and glasses all by yourself. Self-cleaning ovens are a good choice but they are not smart enough to clean everything, so here I am telling you some of the basic tips on how you can clean your self-cleaning oven:




·         The first step in cleaning process is to remove all the trays, racks and soak them in soapy water.

·         Clean away all the extra debris from the oven by using a damp cloth and washing liquid.

·         Start cleaning the trays and glass of oven. Use strong kitchen cleaner if you can’t get rid of the grease.

·         Wipe away the oven with self-cleaning process and then clean by using a damp cloth.

Monday, 11 March 2013

How to do Cleaning for Spring


Spring season has arrived and its time you start thinking about detailed spring cleaning session. To start up your spring cleaning, create a checklist for yourself that will help you in the cleaning process:



·        Cleaning Electrical Appliances:
    Before you start cleaning electrical appliances, make sure to unplug the devices. While cleaning        the fridge, defrost it first and then clean it. Similarly clean microwave, coffee beater and other   electrical appliances.


·        Cleaning Kitchen Windows:
    Spring cleaning includes cleaning kitchen windows and cobs. Use environment friendly kitchen    cleaners to clean windows, panes, filters and doors.

·        Organizing Kitchen shelves:
    Declutter and organize your shelves. Clean the stove and kitchen floor.


Using good kitchen cleaning equipment will ensure cleanliness in your kitchen and surroundings. Use good disinfectants for purifying the surrounding. A neat and clean kitchen brings peace of mind for you and your family as well.

Monday, 18 February 2013

How to Make Use of Old Newspapers

We all read newspapers and have a large amount of old newspapers at our home that we recycle often.  Lately, I read some tips about how you can use your old newspapers in an effective way. Here, I am sharing them with you; do give me feedback in the comments:

·         You can clean glass window panes by using newspaper. It cleans the surface evenly without any marks. Make sure to use clean newspaper for cleaning windows, not any oily or sticky one.



·         Newspapers are a good way to absorb and remove any bad odors. You can use them by putting them inside your wardrobe or suitcases.

·         In case of a broken glass, you can use a damp newspaper to clean up the pieces. It will easily collect the small glass particles from the floor. While cleaning, take care of your hand.

·         Place the newspaper in wet shoes. The paper will absorb all the moisture and will help the shoes to dry faster.

Monday, 4 February 2013

Cleaning your Reusable Grocery Bags

Grocery bags that can be recycled are good for environment as well as your family’s health. These shopping bags are usually used for keeping foods and clothing items and if not recycled properly, they can cause bacteria and other similar problems. So when was the last time you cleaned your grocery bags. I will tell you some easy-to-apply tips by which you can keep your shopping bags bacteria free:



·         Use separate shopping bags for clothing and food items.

·         Wash your grocery bag after using it, to avoid bacteria and other dirty materials.

·         Recycle those shopping bags that are worn out or torn.

·         If you have cotton or fabric bags, you should wash them once a week after using it.

·         If you are using polyethylene bag then clean them by using damp sponge along with good kitchen cleaning chemical.

Friday, 1 February 2013

How to Take Care of your Hands while Working in Kitchen

The best way to take care of your hands while working in kitchen is to prevent your hands as much as possible. Your hands are most prone to damages and cuts as they are most used and exposed part of your body. You can wear kitchen gloves while cleaning and working in kitchen to keep your hands safe from any harm.


While working in kitchen, our hands dry out quicker because of excessive washing. Therefore keep a bottle of lotion near your sink. Avoid using perfumed or strong kitchen cleaning equipment. They have more tendencies to cause harm to your skin. You can use mineral or vegetable oil on your hands in case of any cut. Don’t wear rings while working in kitchen. The heat from the stove can damage your hand and ring as well. 

Monday, 17 December 2012

Simple Kitchen Cleaning Methods

Kitchen cleaning is not a time consuming task if done regularly with proper care. Green kitchen cleaning method is an effective way to limit your exposure with house hold chemicals. Kitchen cleaning by using vapor steam and non-toxic materials is very important. Hot vapor steam used in green kitchen cleaning kills bacteria and germs without using toxic chemicals.



It is impossible to get chemicals out from our life. We, daily inhale chemicals in form of foods, body lotion, creams, and other products. All we can do is to try to convert our routine to non-toxic cleaning. You can change your routine by making your cleaning simple yet effective, follow these tips:

·         Add vinegar along with water to clean windows and blinds.
·         Use mild kitchen cleaning equipment along with lemon juice and water for dish washing.
·         Baking soda is very effective for kitchen cleaning. Mix baking soda and water to make a scrub for cleaning.
·         Baking soda is also used for carpet cleaning.

Selecting kitchen cleaning chemicals that you use for home are very important. Always choose those products that are toxic free and effective.

Friday, 14 December 2012

Hand Care in Kitchen

It’s a known fact that your hands say a lot about your personality than any other part of your body, it says how you take care of yourself and even tell how old you are. By using your hands, you perform each and every task therefore your hands become dull and rough if not taken care of properly.



Working in kitchen also causes your hands to lose their natural moisture and causes dryness. While working in kitchen, keep a lotion bottle on a sink and moisturize your hands after washing dishes. You can wear rubber gloves while washing dishes to reduce hands exposure to soap and hot water.

Perfumed soaps are proved to be irritating and itchy for hands, especially in winters. So it’s better for hand care if you avoid using these soaps in dry weather. In case of irritation of itchiness, use petroleum jelly or any mineral and vegetable oil and put on the gloves. 

Wednesday, 5 December 2012

How to Clean Kitchen Windows:

Cleaning kitchen windows require a lot of time and effort than other tasks. Right cleaning tools along with good kitchen cleaning chemicals can make kitchen windows cleaning easy and better.

Here are some tips that you can follow for cleaning and washing kitchen windows:



·         You can use good kitchen window cleaning consumerables to get sparkling shine in windows. For removing dust and other particles you can make a solution by adding hot water along with dish washing soap.

·         If the kitchen windows are dusty, you can use vacuum cleaner or a duster to wipe off the dust.

·         You can also use lemon juice and fresh mint for windows cleaning. You can use mop for cleaning glass windows. Newspaper crumpled into a round shape can be used to clean glass windows.

·         You can also use vinegar and plain water beside hot water for windows cleaning.

·         A blackboard duster can also be used to clean windows without any solution. It helps prevent scratches and streaking.

Monday, 3 December 2012

Top 5 Skin Care Ingredients available in your Kitchen

Did you know that these common kitchen ingredients are not only good to eat but instead they are also helpful in taking care of your hands and skin? Some of them are:

·         Milk:

Milk is not only healthy to drink but it is also beneficial for your skin. Milk is used in deep cleansing of your skin and makes your skin absorb milk’s nutritive properties. Milk can be used as a face mask or you can also add 2 cups of milk to your bath as it will soften your body.




·         Baking Soda:

Baking soda effectively removes your dead skin with its odor fighting substances. It works as a natural exfloitant. It is good for your skin as well as for your teeth.



·         Coconut Oil:

Coconut oil is enriched with vitamin K and E that help in skin repair process and protect your skin from sun damage. It minimizes the effect of anti-aging. You can use it as lotion or massage oil.



·         Honey:

The antioxidants present in honey keeps your skin hydrated for longer period of time. 


Thursday, 22 November 2012

Methods and Tips for Green Cleaning

Green cleaning has proven to be the best organic method of kitchen cleaning so far.  It is economical as well as environment friendly way to clean. Green cleaning methods help you to avoid using hazardous chemicals for kitchen cleaning. Below mentioned are some tips and tools that you can use:

·         Don’t Use Single Items:
Prefer to buy products made from recyclable material. While cleaning, prefer to use recycled cloth or reusable sponges.

·         Be Energy Efficient:
You can save energy by mopping the floor instead of vacuuming it daily.



·         Use Microfiber:
Microfiber mops use less water and kitchen cleaning chemical. It can even pick up bacteria and dust without any water or chemicals.

·         Save Water:
Do not use excessive water then you need. Use required amount of water along with the kitchen chemicals. Green chemicals don’t have harsh chemicals and can be washed away easily.

·         Be Patient:
In green cleaning, you may require more time to clean then those hard cleaners. So be patient while cleaning the kitchen.

Tuesday, 20 November 2012

Are You Really Disinfecting While Cleaning your Kitchen?

Wait a minute... Think about it. Are you really disinfecting while cleaning kitchen? While buying kitchen chemicals do u really check that they are disinfecting or not? Most of the kitchen cleaning chemicals we buy in a rush does not disinfect. Most of the time a cleaning consumerable does not disinfect and a disinfectant does not clean.

Disinfecting should be specifically done for kitchen or bathroom areas. Some of the germs actually die when you use a good kitchen cleaner whereas some germs can only be destroyed by using a disinfectant. 


Disinfectant is not designed to clean the dirt off the surface or make it shiny or leave a scent, instead it is designed to clean all the germs and bacteria that are residing on the surface. Ideally disinfectant should be used before you use any kitchen cleaning chemical. Now with better and stronger products we have also seen cleaner along with disinfectants. Products like these that combine both of the things will ease your cleaning process.

Monday, 19 November 2012

Removing Bathroom Stains


Neat and clean bathroom depicts the cleanliness of the family members. Bathroom get stains very quickly and look dirty. 

Here, I am giving you some easy tips on how you can clean your bathroom and its stains using cleaning systems.



·         Before using any stain removal techniques, first examine the nature of stain. Determine whether the stain is rusty or not and then use different methods to remove it.

·         You can use kitchen cleaning chemicals to clean bathroom. You can use hard cleaners and leave it on the bathroom surface for 15 minutes.

·         After leaving it for 15 minutes, rub it by using any bathroom brush or sponge.

·         For removing bath tub or bathroom floor stains, you can use baking soda. Sprinkle some baking soda and rub well. Rinse afterwards.

To avoid these stains, clean your bathroom regularly. These methods are simple and easy to apply. Use them to keep your bathroom clean than ever.

Wednesday, 14 November 2012

Green Kitchen Cleaning Products

Green kitchen cleaning products are safe to be used. These products are environment friendly and more cost effective than other conventional products. Kitchen cleaning equipment with green ingredients are mild and not dangerous.

Kitchen cleaners with no green chemicals are more harmful then the germs they are killing. These chemicals include chlorine bleach, ammonia and other toxic materials. They cause air pollution, cancer, headaches, asthma, fatigue and skin irritation. Hard kitchen chemicals effects environment in a negative way. If used in kitchen, they stay there for hours and leave negative effects on cooking items.



It’s a misconception that green cleaning chemicals don’t work well as hard kitchen chemicals do. Research has proved that these chemicals work better than conventional cleaning products.  These products are called environment friendly as they are derived from plants and minerals and give you a balanced clean surface without mixing 2 or 3 chemicals. Try green kitchen chemicals today for Eco friendly and cost effective way of cleaning kitchen.

Thursday, 8 November 2012

Toll Blending


Toll Blending is a process in which a manufacturer offers the blending and packaging services for a 
formula provided by the customer.This requires the companies to follow a standardized procedures
and requirements to come reach the desired results.

Toll Blending

Toll Blending manufacturers make your life easier by delivering a customized solution according to your 
needs and desires.These companies also promise complete confidentiality of your formula and ensure
that the staff come upto your expectations.

Wednesday, 31 October 2012

How to Clean Window Blinds


Kitchen window blinds are the most important part of kitchen cleaning. However, it require little care and effort to avoid hassle. To keep your blinds clean, dust them weekly with a feather duster and monthly clean them properly. Here are some tips that you should keep in mind while cleaning window blinds:


·         Use a nylon brush or feather duster to wipe off dust from window blinds. You can also use a soft brush to clean those blinds. Rotate the blinds and clean again.

·         Then after removing dust, use a damp cloth to clean dust left over from the blinds.

·         If you have wood blinds then you can use dusting spray and cloth. Spray a little amount before cleaning them. Rotate the blinds, spray again and clean.

·         In case of metal blinds, remove them from windows and wash them by tap water and a good kitchen chemicals.

·         If you have fabric blinds, clean them by using vacuum cleaner. You can use good soap and Luke warm water and rinse well.

Tuesday, 23 October 2012

How to Remove Stains from Kitchen Floor


Kitchen floors are used throughout the day that’s why they get dirty and messy quickly. Kitchen floor needs more cleaning and more time than other floors. Today I will tell you simple and easy method on how you can clean kitchen floor:

·         Cleaning dirt:

First you have to sweep the kitchen floor thoroughly. By sweeping, dust and other food particles will be cleaned that are hidden around cabinets and counter tops. You can move big appliances like refrigerator and dining table to easily clean the dust underneath floor.



·         Cleaning hard and stick-on stains:

To remove hard stains, use kitchen chemicals solution. You can also make your own solution by using vinegar. Hot and soap water can also be used as alternative for this solution. Mopping is the necessary cleaning step as it removes dust particles and other hard to remove stains. If stains are too hard and not so easy to clean, then you can use small brush to scrub those stains. You can also use old brush to get rid of these stains.



Monday, 15 October 2012

How to Polish Hardwood Floors


I will share some tips today that will explain how you can take care of your hardwood floor and its polish. Regular polishing of hardwood floor makes it look new and fresh. Some important tips and steps are mentioned below:


·         For proper polishing of your floor, you must have open and wide space. Take out all the furniture, rugs and other furniture items before polishing.

·         Vacuum all dust and waste material from floor.

·         Clean the floor and remove all stains. Use kitchen cleaning equipment and a mop to clean the floor.

·         Use good quality floor polish that is specified for hardwood floor.

·         Apply floor wax on the floor. Apply it in patches throughout the room.

·         Leave it for some time to dry.

·         Shift back the furniture once the hardwood floor dries.

If you follow these steps for polishing hardwood floors, they will give a sleek and shiny look. 

Thursday, 11 October 2012

How to Remove Stains from Kitchen Wooden Floors


Sweeping or cleaning wooden flooring is not a difficult task. Kitchen floors can get different type of stains. Normal floor stains are easy to remove but it is difficult to remove from hard wooden floor

·         Milk or Alcohol Stains:
While you work in the kitchen, milk and alcohol can spill on your wooden kitchen floor and cause stains. To remove these stains, Take a cloth and dampen it with ammonia then rub it and let it dry naturally.



·         Oil Stains:
Oil stains can be removed from wooden floor by using tissue paper or newspaper then take a cloth and wipe it by using detergent. Always remember that while removing stains, hand care is very important.

·         Water Stains:
You can remove water stains by rubbing the area with the help of tooth paste and clean with a damp cloth. Then remove the water stains with steel wool.

·         Chewing Gum Stains:
In case chewing gum sticks on your wooden floor, use plastic bag and put some ice on it. Leave it for some time. Then easily remove the chewing gum.