the solution and wring out the excess. Gently wipe down the exterior of the toaster, focusing on areas with visible grease buildup. The vinegar will immediately start breaking down the oily residue.
If there are any extra stubborn spots, dip the cloth in some baking soda and use it to lightly scrub the area. The baking soda will work as a gentle abrasive without scratching the toaster’s surface. Make sure you avoid the heating elements or any electrical components.
Step 3: Clean the Nooks and Crannies
The crevices of your toaster can collect grease and crumbs over time, making it hard to reach them with just a cloth. For this, Nana uses an old toothbrush or a cotton swab. Dip it in the vinegar solution and gently scrub around the knobs, buttons, and any tight spaces.
For the crumb tray or removable parts, you can soak them in warm water
