Featured Product
JennAir JUD278DBCX 27" Built-in Double Drawer Refrigerator with 5.3 cu. ft. Capacity, Dual Evaporator System, Digital Temperature Display, 2 Removable Baskets and Magnetic Door Gasket: Requires Custom Panels(openbox)
Representing
and 30 other manufacturers
Appliance Resource Center
- Simple Ways to Keep your Dishwasher's Track Record Clean
- The Best Refrigerator Style for Your Home
- Warming Drawers Bring Chef-Caliber Convenience to Your Washington DC Home
- Kitchen Range Hoods Help Decrease Indoor Air Pollution
- Gas, Electric, or Induction Cooktops: Which Should You Choose?
- Cut Your Home Energy and Water Costs by Choosing an ENERGY STAR Clothes Washer
- Stainless Steel Appliances Shine in Residential Kitchen Design
- Outdoor Kitchen Cabinets Offer Convenience and Durability
- ENERGY STAR Dishwashers Save Money, the Environment, and Your Time
- Key Features to Look for When Purchasing a Microwave
- Kitchen Backsplash Materials to Augment Your Appliances
- Features to Look for When Choosing an Outdoor Gas Grill for Your Washington DC Home
- Undercounter Beverage Centers Offer Convenience and Luxury for Both Entertaining and Daily Use
- Undercounter Wine Cellars Offer Luxurious Features, Elegant Convenience
- How to Streamline Your Kitchen Storage System
- Contemporary Kitchen Features for Your Washington DC Home
- Transform Your Washington DC Kitchen into a Rustic Retreat
- Create a French Country Look in Your New Washington DC Kitchen
- Give Your Kitchen a Makeover with New Hardware
- How Do Induction Cooktops Work?
- Features to Look for When Buying a Clothes Dryer
- Choosing the Right Professional Quality Refrigerator for your Northern Virginia Kitchen
- Upgrade Your Northern Virginia Kitchen With Wolf Appliances; Wolf Ranges are More than Just Stoves
- Dacor Appliances: What They Add To Your Northern Virginia Home
- Are Electrolux Appliances Right For Your Maryland Home?
- Choosing Appliances For Green Living
- Are Sub Zero Appliances Worth The Added Expense?
- Purchasing Kitchen Appliances Online - What You Should Know
- Fretz Factor
- Buying Kitchen Appliances Online - What You Should Know
- Buying Wholesale Appliances
- Before Trying to Repair Your Appliances Yourself, Check Out These Important Safety Tips
- Easy Ways to Keep Your Microwave Spotless
- Simple Money- and Energy-Saving Tips for Washer and Dryer Use
- Organize Your Refrigerator to Maximize Space and Minimize Spoiled Food (and Grocery Bills!)
- Organize Your Washington DC Kitchen Pantry to Save Time and Money
- Wall Ovens Streamline Kitchen Use and Save Valuable Workspace
- Features to Look for When Choosing a Kitchen Faucet
- How to Choose Kitchen Cabinet Hardware for Your Northern Virginia Home
- How to Choose a Kitchen Sink for Your Northern Virginia Home
- Tips for Selecting Gas Ranges in Northern Virginia
- Does Jenn Air Have the Right Appliances for Your Northern Virginia Custom Home?
- Best Kitchen Ventilation Solutions
- Kitchen Refrigerator Buying Tips For Your Northern Virginia Home
- Tips On Choosing The Right Range Hood For Your Maryland Kitchen
- Tips On Choosing Ranges For Your Northern Virginia Home
- Get The Best Performance From Your Dishwasher With Proper Loading
- Choosing Wall Ovens For Your Glen Burnie, MD or Great Falls, VA Home
- Tips For Choosing The Right Stove For Your Washington DC Home
Press Releases
Easy Ways to Keep Your Microwave Spotless
It's no secret that everyday use of your microwave can lead to splatter and boil-overs, leaving your appliance dirty. Looking for simple, painless ways to keep your microwave clean using household items without having to scrub and scrub and scrub? Read on.
Tip #1: The Boiling Water Trick
Fill a microwaveable bowl or container with water, place it in the microwave, and run the microwave on high for at least two to 10 minutes, depending on the level of build-up in your microwave. After the microwave stops, keep the door closed for a few minutes to allow the moisture and steam loosen the build-up. Carefully remove the bowl and then wipe down the inside of the microwave with a moist, warm cloth. Repeat this process until all the build-up is easily removed. After wiping the microwave, dry the inside with a towel to further kill and prevent bacterial growth.
Tip #2: Add Baking Soda to Deodorize
To clean and deodorize your microwave, follow the same process outlined in tip #1, but add a couple teaspoons of baking soda to the container of water. You can also use the hot baking soda water to clean the insides of the microwave.
Tip #3: Add Lemon to Freshen
To grace your microwave with a fresh citrus scent, follow tip #1 but add a few slices of lemon to the container of water. Lime and orange slices will do the trick as well.
Tip #4: Add Vinegar to Deodorize and Freshen
To clean, deodorize, and freshen your microwave all at once, follow tip #1 with 1/4 cup of vinegar and one cup of water.
Offering more than 20 years of home appliance sales, ABW Appliances has two locations in Silver Spring, Maryland and Ashburn, Virginia. ABW Appliances supplies the entire Washington DC metro area with a full suite of washers, dryers, microwaves, refrigerators, dishwashers, ranges, ovens, and more.
