Clean refrigerator compartment regularly, even though it does not require defrosting. Turn it off and unplug. Remove all food and removable interior parts. Wash it with warm water. Rinse and wipe dry. Occasionally clean freezer compartment following manual instructions. Wash exterior of cabinet with detergent solution; rinse and dry. A creamy appliance wax may be used occasionally to protect painted exterior and make spots easier to wipe off.

How to clean

Wipe up spills in the refrigerator promptly to avoid staining and odors. Several of the plastics used for interior parts of the refrigerator are easily stained by berries, fruits, and other colored foods and absorbs and retains odors. So tightly wrap or cover stored foods and remove "old" foods before they spoil. These plastics may soften at high temperatures so never put boiling or hot water in them. They may be damaged by various household chemicals, so never use cleaning waxes, spray-on cleaners, and concentrated chlorine bleach on them. Follow your manual directions for cleaning the different plastic drawers, shelves, etc. If you do not have a manual, be safe by using a mild detergent and lukewarm water solution, or a baking soda and water solution for cleaning. Never use abrasives like scouring powder or scouring pads, as these plastics are easily scratched. Occasionally vacuum dust from condenser, usually under the front bottom grille. Also at the same time, wash the plastic pan which collects water from automatic defrosting and replace it in the same location. Unpleasant odors develop, either from improper storage of food or from spoilage.

Eat healthy food and be healthy

If the food gets spoilt in the refrigerator and you consume it, you are likely to have hay fever. In order of prevention follow the cleaning procedure. You will be free from hay fever if you keep cleanliness and also maintain it throughout. Clean your refrigerator regularly and eat healthy food and remain healthy, not affected by any hay fever.