
How to Clean a Refrigerator Properly
Eight steps for the interior, shelves, drawers and door seals
A practical starting set covering cleaning tools, separated cloths, laundry, bedding and safe use of cleaning products in Hong Kong homes.

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Eight steps for the interior, shelves, drawers and door seals

Work from cleaner areas to the bowl and reduce cross-contamination

Check care labels, then separate by colour, fabric and soil level

Declutter and dust first, vacuum second, then mop for the floor type



Eight steps to read, measure, use alone and finish safely

Five steps to identify, match, separate and maintain tools

Sort, load loosely, follow the label and dry fully before storage

Clear one small zone, sort by use and avoid crowding or overloading

Work from a safe interior position, remove debris dry, then damp-clean by material and dry fully

Identify paint, wood, laminate or metal first, then use minimal moisture and non-abrasive care

Identify stain and fabric, treat by product label, and inspect before heat.

Separate by use, remove dry debris, wash compatible parts and air-dry

A practical sequence from “Read the care label” to “Rinse and reshape”

A practical sequence from “Power off and disconnect” to “Wipe, dry and reconnect”

A practical sequence from “Empty and sort correctly” to “Remove residue”

Keep a clear order from separating knives to dry storage.

Treat washing, drying and replacement as separate sponge-care decisions.

Inspect water trapped in cup bases and toothbrush holders.

Fit folds to the drawer so each garment is easy to find and remove.

Cool cooked food, label it clearly and refrigerate it on time

Hand-wash one knife at a time, dry it fully and clean only safely reachable parts of the block

Isolate food and people first, then lift the spill, clean and follow the approved household method

Separate cleaning textiles by zone, material and care label; return them only when fully dry.

Block the spill first; absorb, degrease by floor type, rinse residue and prove the floor is not slippery.

Label every box with room, contents and fragility, then close it at a weight that can move safely.
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