Real Simple
Real Simple
  • 3 years ago
Your can opener is probably covered in germs, as research shows that no one is cleaning their can openers correctly. Here's the right way to clean and disinfect it.

Recommended

1:31
I
Up next
How to Clean a Dishwasher | Spotless | Real Simple
Real Simple
0:41
25 Little Ways to Reset Yourself for Fall
Real Simple
0:51
How To Clean A Glass Oven Door
Southern Living
0:57
How to Clean Your Microplane
Food and Wine
0:39
How to Keep Lips Moisturized (Even if They Are Chronically Chapped)
Real Simple
0:45
Ways You Can Use Lemons as a Natural Cleanser in the Kitchen
All Recipes
0:35
8 Calming Colors to Paint Your Living Room—and Make the Space More Relaxing
Real Simple
0:39
How to Make Five-Spice Miso Pumpkin Bread
Better Homes and Gardens
0:39
How to Keep White Socks White—Without Using Bleach
Real Simple
0:50
How to Clean Blinds to Remove Dust and Debris
Better Homes and Gardens
1:05
I Didn’t Realize I Needed To Vacuum Behind My Big Kitchen Appliances Until I Pulled Out My
Southern Living
0:49
How to Clean Your Oven with Dishwasher Tablets
Southern Living
0:46
How To Keep Your Microwave Clean And Odour Free
Future Homes Network
2:14
How to Clean a Garbage Disposal
Better Homes and Gardens
2:18
How To Clean Windows
House Beautiful
2:07
How To Keep Your Oven Squeaky Clean
VideojugLifestyleandHome
0:59
How to Clean Windows Inside and Out for Streak-Free Results
Better Homes and Gardens
0:43
If Your Kitchen Never Feels Totally Clean — Stop Cleaning, and Start Creating Systems
All Recipes
0:44
How to Clean the Toilet and Keep It Sparkling and Germ-Free
Real Simple
0:39
How to Clean a Pizza Stone to Remove Stuck-On Cheese, Toppings, and Stains
Better Homes and Gardens
0:47
How to Make Your Own Sanitizing Solution at Home
EatingWell
0:49
20 Ways To Clean Your Home With Baking Soda
Southern Living
1:20
How to Clean Blinds
Good Housekeeping
0:25
How to Make Sheetpan Crusted Salmon with Melting Leeks
EatingWell
0:32
How to Make Banana Pudding Parfaits
EatingWell