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by ASHLEY ABRAMSON
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Here’s what several professional cleaners had to say about how to keep an all-white kitchen as clean as possible — and what to avoid.
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Keep a few Mr. Clean Magic Erasers on hand for removing dirt, scuffs, and other marks from your walls, counters, and cabinets.
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When it comes to maintaining an all-white kitchen, prevention is one of the best approaches.
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When you’re scrubbing down a white kitchen, skip the hard-bristle brushes. White tends to emphasize scratches.
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Small food droplets can land on your cupboards and countertops and permanently stain the white surface.
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White vinegar diluted with lukewarm water is a great way to remove pesky stains from white surfaces.
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Skip the blue Dawn soap — instead, it’s best to use only white or clear solvents. Some colored products can cause visible staining.
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Always make sure to clean beneath small appliances because food crumbs and grime can build up underneath microwaves and toasters.
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If you’ve got a white backsplash with white grout, it’s important to keep those lines clean. Try a mixture of baking soda and vinegar.