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We all have a de-germing, sanitizing device in our homes:

11 Tuesday Jun 2019

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The microwave. That’s according to microbiologist Dr. Kelly Reynolds. She says the heat a microwave generates can kill germs. So try it on these things:

Your kitchen hand towel. Dr. Reynolds says get it completely wet. Wring it out as best you can. Then zap it in the microwave on high for 2 minutes.

You can also sanitize your toothbrush.

Place it in a cup of water, bristles down, and heat on high for 5 minutes. Just keep an eye out to make sure it doesn’t melt.

Lastly, you can use your microwave to clean a wooden cutting board. Soak it completely in water for a few minutes. Then put it in the microwave for 4 minutes on high.

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Kill those germs on your cutting board!

29 Monday Sep 2014

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Bacteria can grow like crazy in the cuts and gouges on your cutting board. The solution? Cut a lemon in half and rub it across the surface. The citric acid in the juice is a real germ-killer.

Is your cutting board sanitary?

23 Wednesday Apr 2014

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Bacteria can grow like crazy in the cuts and gouges on your cutting board. The solution is to cut a lemon in half and rub it across the surface. Why? Because the citric acid in the juice is a real germ-killer.

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