How to Clean A Microwave | All Natural Cleaners

With the Holidays upon us, every cooking appliance in the house gets used. If proper precautions are not taken when using a microwave and dishes are not covered it can cause a hard to clean mess in the microwave. Instead of using harsh, unsafe chemical cleaners with elbow grease to clean your microwave; use Quick n Brite instead! Quick n Brite is all natural, non-toxic, biodegradable and has no harmful chemicals or fumes making it safe to clean surfaces that handle food. 

Whether your microwave is covered with a fresh layer of food, or hasn't had a deep cleaning in awhile Quick n Brite is the perfect cleaner for the job.

First, get a white webbed non abrasive sponge wet with HOT water. Then apply Quick n Brite paste full strength to the microwave interior in a short 5 to 6 inch circular motion. 

Leave the cleaner to sit for 10 minutes. Quick n Brite has patented water softening agents which are working to scrub while they sit!

After 10 minutes, use a clean wet sponge to wipe out the interior of the microwave. Then if necessary, a clean terry cloth towel or paper towel to wipe clean. 

If food residue is not removed with the first application, it may be necessary to repeat the above steps. 

For more cleaning tips like cleaning your oven with a natural product read here: http://quicknbritecleaning.blogspot.com/2012/11/how-to-clean-your-oven-natural-way.html 

Or read directions for cleaning a ceramic stovetop: http://quicknbritecleaning.blogspot.com/2014/03/how-to-clean-ceramic-and-glass-stovetops.html

How to Clean Dentures with Quick n Brite

Cleaning your dentures everyday is the first step in oral healthcare and keeping your dentures clean and white. However, overtime, even with excellent daily care, dentures begin to discolor and need a deep cleaning. Did you know you can use Quick n Brite to clean your dentures? It really is an all-purpose cleaner! Quick n Brite is non-toxic, biodegradable, pH neutral and has no harmful chemicals or scents. It is safe to clean your dentures with Quick n Brite. We have had countless people over the years tell us they have never seen their dentures so white!

The first step to clean your dentures is removing and rinsing them with warm water. Then, pour a small amount of Quick n Brite into a cup and dip a soft, bristle toothbrush or denture brush into the cleaner. Gently brush the dentures using a circular brushing motion as well as back and forth strokes to clean all the crevices of the dentures. Rinse your dentures under warm water for one minute to remove any remaining cleaner. 

You can also mix a Quick n Brite light solution and soak your dentures. Mix 1 teaspoon of Quick n Brite Cleaner to 1 cup of hot water and soak dentures for 10 minutes in the solution. Once you remove the dentures, you can still use a soft bristle brush or denture brush to clean the surface. Then rinse with warm water for one minute following to remove any remaining cleaner. 

How to Clean Wood Decks

A great project that can really get a backyard looking like new is cleaning a wood deck. Decks survive a full year of sun, rain, snow and wear and tear and can often look dingy and old with just one season. If you are going to paint or stain a wood deck it is crucial to clean the deck first. Many commercial deck cleaning products will strip old wood resulting in splintered and cracked wood which makes painting or staining a much harder job and takes years off of the life of your deck. Using Quick n Brite, a natural and non-abrasive cleaner is a great way to clean and prolong the life of your deck.

There are two prominent ways to clean a large deck. If you have access to a light duty pressure washer or one with an adjustable wand that allows a wide spray pattern for low pressure that is an easy way to clean your deck. If your pressure washer has a chemical or detergent injection chamber, fill that first with full strength Quick n Brite liquid and it will siphon the cleaner into the water stream making pressure washing an even easier job!

If you don't have access to a pressure washer, using a large push broom and bug sprayer is a great way to clean your deck. First, using your garden hose spray the deck clean to remove the majority of debris and dirt. Then, mix 2/3 cup of Quick n Brite liquid to 1 gallon of water (hot if possible) into your bug sprayer. Spray your deck with the heavy solution of Quick n Brite and let sit for 10 minutes. Then dip your large push broom into the Quick n Brite heavy solution and work in small 4 to 5 foot sections to clean the deck. Once the deck is clean, use a garden hose to rinse it. 

Quick n Brite is non-toxic, biodegradable and safe so you don't have to worry about getting cleaner onto plants and grass, or having animals or children around when you are cleaning your deck. No special protective equipment is required when using Quick n Brite Cleaner. 

Quick n Brite Sales Position Opening

Quick n Brite is now hiring Sales Representatives to demonstrate our cleaning product locally or nationwide. You can make GREAT money with just one phone call! 

Would you like to travel the country and earn money doing so? This position is great for
- Retired couples,
- Adventurers looking to travel,
- People who like flexibility,
- People who want to set their own schedules

Job Perks:

• Earn $2,500- $4,00 a week

• Work where you want, when you want. Positions available to work locally or nationwide.

About Quick n Brite:

Quick n Brite is family owned and operated since 1952. All our products are non-toxic, biodegradable, eco-friendly and safe. We participate in 400-600 trade shows & fairs annually.

Here is how it works:

1. We book the shows for you.  We have a 10-30 year track record of expected sales at each show. You can travel the country, or stay in your own backyard.


2. We train you at your first show and you will be making money the very first day.


3. We show you how to build a business that will give you continuous income so that you will never have to work again.

Please contact Allan at 425-778-8285, or by email at: allang@quicknbrite.com