By Jeni B from North Tonawanda, NY
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07/28/2011
Since lemons are quite expensive, I certainly would not wastethe juice or the zest on cleaning a microwave oven, not when you can accomplish the same thing with the rind once the juice has been squeezed out, and the zest scraped off to use in cooking or baking. Then just add the used rinds to a bowl of water, and nuke it for 3 minutes...and let it sit for 5 or more
minutes. It will do the trick and you'll still have your lemon juice to make lemonade.
If you don't have lemons, just add a few TBS of apple cider vinegar to the water and clean the microwave the same way.
Just plain warm water with apple cider vinegar added will clean cabinet doors, and countertops very well. If you need any type of abrasive help, use baking soda.
Pookarina
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Cleaning Your Microwave