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Miracle Microwave Mix for a Killer Microwave Cleaning with Baking Soda

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February 20 by Cassie 6 Comments

Miracle Microwave Mix for Cleaning with Baking Soda

Want to learn about this Miracle Microwave Mix for Cleaning with Baking Soda?

Let me tell you about it because it is awesome! 

I have seriously discovered a super effective, super frugal, super snazzy trick to cleaning AND deodorizing the microwave. 

I have typically used vinegar and lemon juice or lemon essential oil, which has been pretty effective.

But, I really wanted to zap those odors, not leave any after smells (of vinegar or lemons), and get a sparkly clean microwave in a jiffy. 

So, I discovered what I call the Miracle Microwave Mix. Actually, I can’t take credit. I have to give the credit to my creative, inventive, resourceful 12-year old daughter. This was her idea. 

It started when I asked if she could deep clean the microwave. I told her that she could do the vinegar and lemon trick. 

Well, she said, “You know how we keep baking soda in the fridge to keep it smelling good? Well, I wonder if you can use it in a microwave to make it smell good.” 

I said, “Google it!” 

So she did. And sure enough, dozens of websites refer to a baking soda and water mixture for a killer microwave cleaning. Killer because it kills odors and kills that stubborn, stuck-on food. 

She tried it and the results were amazing. And it is even cheaper than vinegar and lemon juice/lemon oil. 

This is the new winner in our home and because of it – we call it the

Miracle Microwave Mix for Cleaning with

Baking Soda

It’s simple! 

How to make and use the Miracle Microwave Mix for Cleaning with Baking Soda:

  • Mix 1 cup of water with 2 TBSP of baking soda. 
  • Pop in the microwave for 5 minutes (boiling), until the stuck-on food has been softened by the steam. 
  • Wipe the stuck on food away and polish it with a microfiber cloth. 
  • Enjoy the fresh, neutral smell in the microwave from the baking soda – just the type of non-smell you want it to have.

Have you tried this before? I can promise you that you will love this solution! 

See more DIY Cleaning Hacks and Cleaning Recipes

Miracle Microwave Mix for Cleaning with Baking Soda

 

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  1. Sophie Thomson

    It is a miracle, indeed! I’ve used to heat a bowl full of lemon pieces and water for about 10 minutes and then wiped the microwave – it’s efficient too, but needs a little more time. Never tried with baking soda actually. It was a good surprice, when it worked so fast. Surely adding your idea to my cleaning routine. Thanks for sharing 🙂

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