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Your home appliances, whether large or small, work hard almost on a regular basis. Thus, cleaning and caring for them means they will function or perform better and last longer.i share cleaning home appliances tips.

Always consult the owner's manual

Each brand and type of appliances are just a little different and often, there are specific instructions for how to clean something for that particular model recommended by the manufacturer. Cleaning in a different way than recommended may not work as well, or even damage the appliance. It can also inadvertently void the warranty.

Unplug appliances before you begin to clean them

You never know what you might knock or bump while cleaning these items, so it is important to keep safety in mind. Therefore, always unplug appliances before you begin to clean them in any manner so you don't accidentally turn it on while trying to clean it up.

Do not immerse any parts of the appliance in water

Many parts of a home appliance such as the motor or other electrical parts are not designed to get wet. Therefore, when cleaning them do not submerge them in water. Sometimes, there are detachable parts of the appliance which you can hand wash, or you can even put in the dishwasher. Only do that though if the appliance manual says this is safe to do.

Let appliances cool off before you start cleaning

To prevent burns and even damaging your appliance, you should always allow it to cool before you start cleaning. Do not be in a hurry to clean a hot appliance.

Please OP,give me tips on how to bath

good advice!!

Never use water to clean any electrical appliances, instead use fuel

+ always have the cost of the product in mind, this will help your mind to be cautious of how you handle it

Omo and Water and Rag... Note (and should be done on Saturdays only)... Simple.

Don't make life difficult

Mosesoly:
Never use water to clean any electrical appliances, instead use fuel

Nairalandiers, should i naked this guy and beat him up?

Better get a professional domestic cleaning company to handle it for you

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all this I know. but most important is knowing the cost of the appliances oooooh cos wetin you buy #5 different something of 100k. with that you can be careful when handling it.

leo047:
Please OP,give me tips on how to bath

Never use water from a well to bath.
Always use omo detergent with a soft sponge
Make sure you have a geepee tank filled with borehole water near you.
And always use ur ankara cloth to clean ur body after bath

Or diesel.......

Mosesoly:
Never use water to clean any electrical appliances, instead use fuel

leo047:
Please OP,give me tips on how to bath

Start from your korokoro infected nyash. Move upwards to your black cock. Apply bleach to make it shiner. Put some bleach in your eyes to make it whiter. Also use it in your teeth. Thank me later. What else do you need help on?

Those traders at alaba use water to wash their appliances before selling them to customers..

Those traders at alaba use water to wash their appliances before aselling them to customers..

Mosesoly:
Never use water to clean any electrical appliances, instead use fuel

Walahi ur case dey yaba left

thunderbabs:
Never use water from a well to bath. Always use omo detergent with a soft sponge Make sure you have a geepee tank filled with borehole water near you. And always use ur ankara cloth to clean ur body after bath

best advice lmao

Mosesoly:
Never use water to clean any electrical appliances, instead use fuel

for TV screen ?

Jsucre:
for TV screen ?

You can use water, but i use little fuel atimes, to clean my tv Screen