Tired of marks on your oven, hob or microwave? This technique from a tidying pro will change everything!

Johanna La Bretonnière is today an expert in storage and organization. During an interview, this former lawyer gave us a lot of advice on how to organize your kitchen optimally: how to store your fridge, your freezer or even your boxes… Nothing escapes the eye of this expert.

On Instagram, she regularly shares her many tips. Recently, she revealed some of her secrets for getting rid of traces. Whether on the hob or in the microwave or oven… It is sometimes complicated to obtain a surface as shiny as we would like. But thanks to it, rest assured, your kitchen will be brand new. So here’s how to do it.

When cooking rice, for example, the water that spurts out of the pan leaves marks on the plates. Despite regular cleaning, these stains are particularly resistant. Moreover, Johanna La Bretonnière affirms it: “It’s complicated to overcome it if you don’t have the right method.” But then, what is this good method? It’s simple, the expert’s technique lies in a miracle product: white stone. If you’re not familiar, it’s a clay stone that looks like a naturally solid white paste that foams when moistened. It is an effective multi-surface cleaner as well as a very good limescale remover.

To use it, take a damp sponge and take a little material. Next, scrub the baking sheets. Wring and rewet the sponge to remove the product once you have scrubbed the surface well. Finally, wipe your hob with a microfiber cloth. Verdict? “The result is stunning. I no longer have any marks on my license plate.”

Cleaning is not children’s first concern. Thus, it is not uncommon to find numerous fingerprints all over your kitchen, particularly on shiny surfaces such as the microwave, the oven or even the fridge. “This is my worst nightmare,” explains Johanna La Bretonnière.

Fortunately, the expert has found a foolproof solution to get rid of these traces very effectively. To test this technique at home, take an empty spray bottle to make your mixture and then spray it on the surfaces. Pour in a tablespoon of dishwashing liquid, a tablespoon of rinse aid and a tablespoon of white vinegar. Finally complete with hot water. “I get a water solution that prevents fingerprints from coming back,” says the specialist. To do this, spray on the surface and wipe with a cloth! That’s it.

Now it’s up to you to test!