The sink is where all the work in the kitchen is done, whether it is clean work or, believe it or not, dirty work.
Yes, you will be surprised to hear that your kitchen sink has more dirt and bacteria than your toilet. Considering that this is where we prepare the food that we eat, we should take extra care in cleaning our kitchen sink.
For your day to day use, make sure you wipe your sink dry as much as possible. Remember that a wet surface attracts more bacteria compared to a dry surface. 3 or 4 times a week, clean and disinfect your sink. You can do this by first cleaning your sink with soap and water.
Next, spray some vinegar on your sink and in particular, the faucet. The acid in the vinegar will kill some of the bacteria lurking on it. Then, spray some hydrogen peroxide. This will disinfect your sink and make it fresh and clean smelling.
There you have it! Being a super housewife is not easy, but a super HOUSEWIFEY always knows what to do.
A Chicago Housewifey 