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PEP BB nest.sand.kitchen - Clean a Kitchen

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Lyam Pelletier
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I used Castile soap to wash the dishes and a little bit of baking soda for the stove. Otherwise, I only used a wet rag and a broom.
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Table before
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Table after
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Stove before
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Stove after

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So I spent an hour doing the dishes (I already have that badge bit), then cleaned the kitchen. I am a very messy cook :( I made a fermented chutney and the carrot got everywhere!

I had a break halfway through to have a cup of thyme tea.

I cleaned the counters, stove, table, and floor (after sweeping first) with hot water and a cotton rag. The sink took a bit of bicarbonate of soda to get rid of the brown stains.

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Kristi Vause
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Cleaned the Kitchen using hot water, elbow grease, Oasis greywater safe cleaner and rags from tshirts and terry towels
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Christopher Weeks
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My dad's coming up for the weekend, so it's a great time to clean up!

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must:
- post a before picture of: sink, counters, table, stovetop, and floor
- post an after picture of: sink, counters, table, stovetop, and floor
- post a report on what cleaners you used (if any).  Or a link to the product.




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I didn't actually take a picture of the stove immediately before starting to clean, but deep-frying last week is an example of maximal mess.
I didn't actually take a picture of the stove immediately before starting to clean, but deep-frying last week is an example of maximal mess.
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The table.
The table.
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The floor.
The floor.
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The sink.
The sink.
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One counter.
One counter.
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The overall picture of things
The overall picture of things
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I realized that I didn't take that picture, so I stopped and took this after I'd started wiping, but not finished.
I realized that I didn't take that picture, so I stopped and took this after I'd started wiping, but not finished.
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Here's the stove all put back together.
Here's the stove all put back together.
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That's a little tidier, right?
That's a little tidier, right?
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After all the counters are clean, then I sweep and this is that all done! I mostly don't mop, but when I find little circles of gunk, I just use water on a rag. If it's oily, a touch of soap. That black "rug" got vacuumed.
After all the counters are clean, then I sweep and this is that all done! I mostly don't mop, but when I find little circles of gunk, I just use water on a rag. If it's oily, a touch of soap. That black "rug" got vacuumed.
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Another counter.
Another counter.
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Clean sink.
Clean sink.
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Yet another counter!
Yet another counter!
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This is the only soap I used and this time only on the stove and adjacent counter where oil got splashed. Most stuff comes up fine with hot water.
This is the only soap I used and this time only on the stove and adjacent counter where oil got splashed. Most stuff comes up fine with hot water.
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Amanda Wright
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I used Dr. Bronner's again along with some vinegar/water solution.
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Note: Note of caution: It looks like you have natural stone countertops which can be etched by acidic cleaners like vinegar. Better to use plain water with a bit of soap added if necessary.

 
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