5 Kitchen Sink Cleaning Tips with SOS Non-Scratch Scrubbers. This is a sponsored post. All squeaky clean opinions are my own.
5 Kitchen Sink Cleaning Tips with SOS Non-Scratch Scrubbers
It’s March! Are you ready for Spring Cleaning?
Today we’re talking about everything AND the kitchen sink as we tackle one of the most used areas in your home. Your kitchen sink sees everything from your kids outdoor activities to your daily meal times. So how do you keep your kitchen sink clean? Check out my top 5 tips and tricks to get your Kitchen Sink sparkling this Spring!
Zap Your Sponge
Get in the habit of microwaving your sponge on high for 1 minute every night. Trust me, you don’t want that bacteria sitting there, just to wash your dishes with it, yuck! Zapping the sponge also helps to keep your sponge longer and odor-free!
Disinfect Your Faucet
Hands are constantly touching the faucet. When cleaning your sink, don’t forget to also wipe down all faucet pieces, including the handles! Make sure to use a STRONG disinfectant, as I’m sure your hands haven’t always been the cleanest when reaching for the sink.
Clean Your Disposal
When was the last time you gave your disposal some love? Make sure to give a good cleaning to your disposal too. Use a combo of ice cubes, salt, citrus peels and eggshells to clean, deodorize and sharpen your blades!
Scrub Those Neglected Dishes
Confession, I don’t spend near as much time as I should scrubbing my dishes. I know, it’s terrible. So when Spring cleaning time comes around, I make sure to give my beloved hard working dishes, like my pots and pans, a deep down scrub.
Scrubbing is now faster and safer with the all-new S.O.S. Non-Scratch Scrubbers! These little miracle pads make it easy to cut through tough leftover food and grease while keeping my dishes and hand safe from scratches.
Here’s why new S.O.S. Non-Scratch Scrubbers are the perfect Spring Cleaning products for your kitchen sink:
- Made from abrasive polypropylene fibers instead of the steel wool found in traditional S.O.S pads
- Soft on hands with the convenience of S.O.S soap built right in, the same soap that S.O.S. consumers have trusted for almost 100 years
- Easy to use – just wet the pad and scrub!
- Reusable – get the most out of your scrubber and use again and again!
- Safer for the environment – made from PET, 100% recycled material, biodegradable soaps and detergents, and contains no phosphorus
- Available in convenient 4-count and 8-count packs
With one pad I can quickly clean my whole stack of pots and pans with ease, even cleaning off months worth of old stains!
Sanitize the Sink
Ok, so gross. Did you know that your kitchen sink is more commonly dirtier than your toilet? Most folks don’t think about the importance of sanitizing the sink. But do you remember what you put in it? Just last night? Raw meat, dirty veggie residue, even rotting food from the fridge. So make sure that you sanitize, and I mean REALLY sanitize your sink! It doesn’t take fancy products, but a few home items to get your sink sparkly clean and kill harmful bacteria.
Start with soap and water. Give it a good scrub. Spray with vinegar, making sure to coat all surfaces. Mist with a separate spray of hydrogen peroxide. Allow to fully air dry. VOILA! Sanitized and happy sink!
With the new S.O.S Non-Scratch Scrubbers and my Kitchen Sink Cleaning Tips, I’m tackling Spring Cleaning the right way! Clean dishes, clean sink, and one happy momma, Spring just got a little more cheery in our kitchen! You can find new SOS Non-Scratch Scrubbers at your favorite retailer such as Walmart, Target, Lowe’s and more, down the cleaning aisle for the ARV of $2.59 for a 4-pack and $4.49 for an 8-pack. A steal of a Spring Cleaning deal!
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How do you keep your kitchen sink clean?
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Tracy Jones says
I will be using this on all my pans and my roaster pan.
Richard Hicks says
I would use them on the casserole dishes first.
Ashley C says
I would tackle my skillets and cookie sheet
amy williams says
my pans and my griddle so it does not scratch them this would be great!
Aimee says
My cookie sheets
Heather Johnson says
The pots and pans
Pamela Gurganus says
I would tackle my crock pot first!
Cindy says
I would clean my cookie sheets
Lisa V. says
It would be the lasagna pan.
Theresa Smith says
I would tackle my very large pan I make chicken and dumpling in. For some reason they always stick.
Anne Marie Carter says
These sponge-scrubbers would be great to use on my pots and pans, especially my crock pot!
deana says
I would first tackle my baking sheete.
Mary Cloud says
My glass baking dishes that I use to cook a lot of foods from BBQ to cobblers – they need a good cleaning
Carolyn Daley says
I would use the S.O.S scrubbers on my pizza baking sheet first because sometimes it is difficult to scrub the bottom of the crust from the pizza off the pan.
Stephanie Larison says
I would use it on my casserole pans.
Alice F says
I would use it on my soup pot as everything sticks to the bottom of the pot.
Peggy Rydzewski says
They would work great on y cookie sheets.
Lisa Taylor says
casserole dish with baked on cheese
Breanne says
I’d use it on my casserole dish.
Jennifer Reed says
My 9 x 13 casserole dish I make my teriyaki chicken in is always hard to clean so this would be the first dish I would probably tackle. However, where I really need these S.O.S. Pads is to clean my grimy sink.