We may receive a commission on purchases made from links.

The Hardware Store Staple That Makes Cleaning Under Your Fridge A Breeze

It's common knowledge that you should keep your fridge spick and span for hygiene purposes, but what about cleaning underneath your refrigerator? This oft-overlooked area can be difficult to fully clear out, and the solution is none other than a hair trap cleaner (sometimes also referred to as a drain cleaning zip tool or drain snake). With this tool, you can reach much further than you could with a regular cloth or brush to really get up the worst of the bits.

Advertisement

Though it's one of those areas you may not think needs cleaning as much, the truth is that cleaning under your fridge is vital. You usually can't see it, but hair from both pets and humans, dropped food, crumbs, and lots of dust can accumulate in this space, all of which can draw pests, both small and large kinds, to your fridge area. To keep things hygienic, you should clean the areas both under and behind your fridge every three months.

Never worry about what's hiding under your fridge again

By using a hair trap cleaner, you won't have to struggle any longer to reach the furthest away areas underneath your fridge. It's additionally a handy tool to have in your repertoire if you often find your sink or shower gets clogged due to an excess of hair. All you have to do is extend the cleaner under your fridge to pull the debris toward you and then sweep it up. Plus, as it's made from plastic, no hair will stick to the trap cleaner like it might if you used a regular brush.

Advertisement

You can buy a pack of the actual Zip-It Drain Snakes from Amazon or head to your local hardware store. They may be in the drain unclogging section. Simple to use and inexpensive, this helpful product will banish the possibility of nasty bugs and leave you feeling safe in the knowledge you've deep cleaned your fridge thoroughly (just make sure to dispose of the dirt you do find under your fridge properly).

Recommended

Advertisement