People used to think that soaking dishes before washing them could make them cleaner. In fact, it can neither remove oil stains nor sterilize, but it is just a waste of water.

2. Wipe the dishes with cucumber heads and carrot heads first.

You can wipe off some oil stains first and then brush them with water, which is easier. Pots or utensils used in the process of soaking sea cucumbers in water must be covered to avoid oil pollution.

3. Apple core

The kitchen sink is often covered with oil stains. Just after eating the apple, the oil stain can be scrubbed off by the stone. This is because the stone contains pectin, which can remove oil stains. Sometimes things commonly used in nature are not worse than strong detergents. If there is oil on the plate, wet the dish cloth with baking soda, wipe the surface of the plate hard, and then rinse it with a little water as soon as possible. Rinse with running water. Experiments show that soaking a wet cloth in baking soda can clean the dishes in 20 seconds.

4. Wash dishes under running water.

In fact, it is very difficult to rinse with stagnant water at one time, and it needs to be repeated many times. Rinse the dishes under running water once or twice to wash off the detergent, so that the total water consumption is less than a full basin. Running water will only take away nutrients and will not double the cleaning effect.

5. Preparation materials: baking soda, bleach, toothpaste and tea residue.

Enamel tableware:

Dip a little baking soda in a wet rag, dry wipe it directly on the tableware, and then wash it with water.

Plastic tableware:

Wash with bleach and water. Clean and bright after washing, leaving no dirt and food color.

Porcelain tableware:

Toothpaste can be used for cleaning, especially for removing tea stains.

Glass tableware:

It can be washed with tea residue left over from drinking, and the residue on glass tableware can be easily removed.

6, water-saving tips for washing tableware: first wipe and then wash water-saving tableware.

When washing tableware, it is best to wipe off the oil stains on the tableware with paper first, then wash it with hot water, and finally rinse it with enough warm or cold water. This saves a lot of water than using cold water and detergent directly, and will not hurt the skin.