Toilets and trash bins land at the top of that list, naturally.
But maybe less universal so, too, do blenders.
Just like we need nutrients and energy, so do dangerous bacteria, Craig explains.
It just takes a few pathogenic bacteria to cause human illness, he warns.
Plus, its just gross to think about.
Blend some warm, soapy water
This swift and simple hack has completely revolutionized my own smoothie game.
a food safety expert and corporate director of technical training and consulting atMicrobac Laboratories
A 1:1 ratio should do the trick todeep clean this kitchen appliance.
Be sure to read the user guides provided by your blender brand and model.
So, too, areVitamixlids, lid plugs, centering pads, and tampers.)
Failing to do so may end up reversing any of the cleaning you just did.
For instance,BlendJetadvises against putting their products in the dishwasher or even submerging their blenders fully in water.
With blenders that arent dishwasher-safe, your best bet is to follow the first and second tips above.
In this case, a smaller cleaning brush can sweep in to handle those hard-to-miss spots.
And dont forget to dry all parts fully.
This piece can get grimy, and even harden or break over time.
a food safety expert and corporate director of technical training and consulting atMicrobac Laboratories
To remove the gasket, use a tweezers to take it out from the blade cap.
Soak the ring in warm water with vinegar and a little bit of dish soap.
Rinse the ring and allow it to dry before placing it back within the blade cap.
The representative advises against using bleach for this piece.
After all, its ahigh-touch surface in your kitchenthat can also harbor food particles and bacteria.
In tandem with a clean sponge or dish towel, a multi-use kitchen cleaning spray should do the trick.
Again, its best to err on the side of caution by consulting your blender manuals recommendations.
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