How To Clean Refrigerator Water Dispenser Tray

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Okay - so this post has not a thing to practice most embroidery. Since having the babe, and being able to move effectually - I am noticing all the things that fell apart in my house while I was preggo and on bed rest. Pair delayed nesting, a horrific onset of adult ADD, with indisposition..and you have me cleaning the water tray in the refrigerator at ii am and taking pictures with my telephone for a blog postal service. Yup... that is just how it is going to be folks. Random posts with poorly lit, mediocre quality photos. Hope you dear it!

If you take a refrigerator with a water or ice dispenser...then I am certain you take this little tray. Yours may be glistening and squeaky make clean. Mine looked like this AFTER running through the dishwasher:

Nice, huh? Non and so much. SO - at 2 am - I decide this is something that had to be taken care of immediately. I took pictures of the experience to share with you lot.

Step 1. Await at it almost 100 times and say to yourself "I need to clean that matter...it is icky."

Pace two. Finally run it through the dishwasher hoping information technology will get information technology clean, but know that it actually isn't going to do a darn affair.

Step 3. Confirm the fact that it notwithstanding looks disgusting and become to your calculator and google how to clean it. That may be how y'all ended up hither!

Pace 4. Get to your pantry and whip out the white vinegar. I am sure y'all have some. I have 3 bottles. Why? Because every year around Easter time I buy a canteen for Easter eggs because I can't recollect if I still have whatsoever from the year before. I need to remind myself when I try to buy information technology next twelvemonth that I SURE DO have white vinegar..I accept plenty for the entire neighborhood to dye eggs adjacent year.

Footstep 5: Pour plenty vinegar to fill all the groves of the tray. I forgot to take a picture of this step - but I am sure yous can figure that i out :)

Step six. Permit it soak for a few minutes. It really doesn't take long...I think I let mine site for 3 (mayhap less, I was anxious to run across if this really worked).

Step seven. Catch a sponge or an sometime toothbrush. I keep an old toothbrush in my kitchen, and another ane in my laundry room. They are fantastic to take around...y'all know, in the middle of the night when you need to scrub the grooves of a tray. Put a trivial dish soap on it and scrub away. I didn't take to put much elbow grease into this at all - merely a light scrub.