What supplies do I need to clean vomit stains from my appliances?

You will need rags, paper towels, a cleaning solution, rubber gloves and a plastic bag.

How do I remove the vomit from my appliance?

Use a rag moistened with the cleaning solution to carefully scoop the vomit from the appliance. Discard the towels into the plastic bag and tie the bag securely. Rinse the area with a clean cloth dampened with warm water.

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Get Rid of Nasty Vomit Stains on Your Appliances Quickly and Easily

Q: What should I do after removing the vomit?

Once the stain has been removed, disinfect the area where the vomit was using a mild bleach or hydrogen peroxide solution and a cloth or sponge. Allow the area to dry completely before using the appliance again.

Vomit stains on appliances can be tricky to remove, but with the right tools and know-how, they can be gone in no time. Here’s a quick guide to getting those vomit stains out of your appliances.

Updated 07 Mar 2023

By Noemi Denker

Step 1: Don’t Panic

The first thing to remember when dealing with vomit stains on your appliances is not to panic. You need a level head and the right materials to get job done.

Step 2: Gather Your Supplies

Gather the supplies you’re going to need for job. This will include rags and paper towels, a cleaning solution of your choice, rubber gloves and a plastic bag.

Step 3: Remove Vomit

Start by carefully scooping the vomit from the appliance with a few paper towels. Discard the towels into the plastic bag and tie the bag securely. Put on your rubber gloves and then use a rag moistened with the cleaning solution to clean the area where the vomit was. Rinse the area with a clean cloth dampened with warm water.

Step 4: Apply Spot Cleaners

If there are still any vomit stains left on the appliance, apply a spot cleaner. Follow the directions on spot cleaner to ensure the best results. Be careful not to scrub the stain as this may cause it to spread.

Step 5: Disinfect the Area

Once stain has been removed, you should disinfect the area where the vomit was. To do this, use a mild bleach or hydrogen peroxide solution and a cloth or sponge to wipe down the area. Allow the area to dry completely before using the appliance again.

Step 6: Cordon Off the Area

To prevent other family members from coming into contact with the vomit, it’s wise to cordon off the area by placing a chair or other object near the appliance. This will remind everyone to be careful in that area until the vomiting incident is forgotten.

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