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Why should the dishwasher be put in the dishwasher at least once a week?
Did you know that the sponge in your kitchen has a concentration of bacteria in the same amount as the toilet?
A cleaning expert revealed that she puts the sponge in the dishwasher and thus cleans it thoroughly.
How does it work and why are some experts warning against it?
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Why should the dishwasher be put in the dishwasher?
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We use the kitchen sponge to scrub the pots and pans, wipe off the dirty marble and also to soak up any spills that have been spilled while cooking.
That is why these sponges quickly become filthy and full of bacteria.
Several tests performed in laboratories have revealed more than 300 different types of bacteria on one sponge - at a density of up to 45 billion square centimeters.
Yes.
That's a lot.
Compared to other dirty places in your home, this means that there are parts in your kitchen sponge that have a concentration of bacteria like in the bathroom - and you use this sponge to clean the things that come in direct contact with your mouth.
so what are we doing?
We have already seen a lot of cleaning tricks, but this is one of the most unexpected of them.
Australian Liana, who defines herself as a cleaning expert and has a large following on the net, shared that she puts the sponge with which she cleans in the dishwasher and thus she gets rid of the bacteria and dirt that is on it, she claims.
Lynn said she puts a filthy sponge in the dishwasher along with the dirty dishes at least once a week so she doesn’t have to replace it on a daily basis and uses it over a period of time.
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In a post she posted to Instagram, she wrote: "Have you cleaned the kitchen sponge recently? Did you know that this sponge contains 362 different types of bacteria? This is why it is very important to clean or replace the sponge regularly."
To those who asked how to clean it, Lynn explained that they simply put it in the small compartment in the dishwasher that is usually in front of it. She then turns on the dishwasher and then makes sure the sponge has dried well: "It is important to store it in a place that will allow it to dry. The damp areas provide a perfect environment for bacteria and germs to grow."
Most of Lynn's followers were impressed with her trick and confessed that they would never have thought of it.
But on the other hand there are experts who claim that there is a good reason to avoid this trick.
So true, sponge / scotch will come out clean and germ-free - but it can also do unprecedented damage to your dishwasher.
Most sponges / scotches leave soap, even if you rinse them well before.
Since the dishwasher releases a lot of water during operation, the soap is also released and may create a leak in the dishwasher.
Instead, you can put the sponge in the microwave for two minutes while it is still wet and this will take care of eliminating the bacteria, however we simply recommend replacing them with new ones regularly.
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