How to clean your kitchen after the Christmas dinner without dying in the attempt?

Preparing the Christmas dinner takes time, and although the result is always rewarding, as it gives us a special moment to share with our loved ones, the cleaning up can be quite heavy. To help you learn how to clean the kitchen after the Christmas dinner without dying in the attempt, we have gathered these tips so that you can save time and energy during these family gathering dates. [b]Clean as you go[/b] It may sound like double work, but making such a change to your cooking routine will actually save you a lot of time in the future. While you cook your romeritos, turkey, leg, or loin, put the ingredients back in their place as soon as you’re done using them, soak the cooking utensils in the sink while you work on another part of the recipe, and clean spills and splatters as they happen. [b]Cook like a chef[/b] Practice the good cooking habits that chefs have, such as keeping a towel handy to clean up spills, using a bowl to collect vegetable peels and food scraps, and rinsing and reusing the same cooking utensils for different tasks to avoid making more mess. [b]Soak the dishes as soon as you can[/b] Dishes are easier to wash if you don’t let food stick, so soak the dishes as soon as you’re done using them. The most effective way is to immerse them in warm soapy water, so before dinner, prepare the sink filled with warm water and soap, so that guests can simply transfer their plates and utensils to the sink and let them soak. [b]Divide the work[/b] If you are cooking for family or friends, ask for help and assign them tasks in advance. If you divide the work after dinner, everything will be easier when it comes to cleaning up; for example, one person can be in charge of cleaning the table, another can put away the leftovers, someone can scrape excess food off the plates, and a team of people can wash them. Finally, remember that you can [url=https://www.kiwilimon.com/blog/tips-y-consejos/hogar-tips-y-consejos/como-limpiar-el-cochambre-tus-paredes]remove grime from your walls with homemade ingredients[/url] like lemon, hot water, or baking soda, and that[url=https://www.kiwilimon.com/blog/tips-y-consejos/hogar-tips-y-consejos/como-limpiar-tu-hogar-con-sal] salt can be your best ally for cleaning the oven[/url].