Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.
Cleaning the Refrigerator
1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.
Cleaning the Dishwasher
1) Unplug the dishwasher before
cleaning.
2) Remove the strainer pans; wash, dry
and needed.
3) Scrub the interior part using a stiff
brush
4) Remove and clean the wash and rinse
arms, and fit to remove foreign particles.
5) Wash nozzles, tables, and top of the
machine.
6) Clean hard water area periodically.
Cleaning the Range and Stove
1) Turn off and remove the plug of the
electric range from the outlet before
starting to clean. Discard food particles
using a damp cloth. Wipe with a clean
towel to dry.
2) Clean the detachable parts of a gas
stove, like the burners, with a damp
cloth. If flame openings are clogged, a
stiff brush may be used in removing the
rust and sediments.
3) Remove food particles and burnt food
by scraping them carefully.
4) With the stove top and dry with a
damp cloth, then dry it very well.
Cleaning the Oven
1) Turn off and unplug over to cool it off
when newly used.
2) Remove food particles and burnt
sediments using a brush. Fats may be
removed by heating and then pouring off
while still hot.
3) Clean the shelves using damp cloth.
4) Wipe clean the thermometer using a
dry cloth or paper towel.
5) Clean the entire oven thoroughly.
Cleaning the Mixer
1) Be sure to turn off and unplug device
before starting the cleaning procedure.
2) Remove detachable parts and wash
them immediately. Dry them with a clean
towel or cloth.
3) Remove the bowl and wash it with
soap and cold water if used for eggs and
starchy food. Use warm water after using
for fats and cream.
4) Drain and dry with a towel before
storing.

Cleaning the Refrigerator

1) Wipe up anything that spilled or
overflowed as soon as possible.
2) Clean the inside part using baking soda
and warm water. Alkali helps remove
unwanted odor.
3) Keep the condenser clean with the aid
of a long-handled brush.
4. Clean the exterior part with a mixture
of 2 tblespoon silver polish paste , 1
teaspoon liquid bleach, and 1 teaspoon
liquid detergent.