How to Steam Clean a Microwave

If you do a search for How to Clean a Microwave, you are likely to come up with a bazillion different ways to clean it. For years I have cleaned my microwave by steaming it, and it works like a charm. It’s super simple, and it only takes a couple of minutes. Let me share my method on how to steam clean a microwave.

How to Clean a Microwave

First off, there are many different ways you can clean your microwave, but I really like this easy version. Not only is it quick and easy, but it will leave your microwave smelling fresh and clean.

Before I entered the world of essential oils, I would still steam clean my microwave with a lemon cut in half. Now that I have essential oils on hand, I use this super easy technique and it works every time.

What you will need on hand:

• small dish
• 2 Tbsp water
• 2 drops lemon essential oil
• sponge

How to Steam Clean a Microwave

Here is my cleaning method:

Place the 2 Tbsp water on the dish and place into the microwave.

 

Add the lemon essential oil.

Close your microwave door and turn on high power for 1 minute. This will effectively steam up the inside of the microwave.

Open the microwave and place your sponge on top of the water and allow it to soak into the sponge.

Then take your sponge and clean the inside of the microwave. You can also use it to clean the outside of your microwave if needed.

I love this method! It’s super easy to do and it works like a charm. Lemon is a natural and powerful degreaser, and you will be amazed at how quick and easy this method is.

Now you know how to steam clean a microwave!

If you are interested in learning more about essential oils you can find more information here. If you are looking for additional ways to use essential oils, you can find a few additional posts here.

 

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