Range hood grease cleaning

After using the range hood for a period of time, some dirt will appear on it, which will affect the exhaust effect of the range hood and is also a hidden danger of household fire. Therefore, it should be cleaned in time. First of all, the waste oil should be removed in time. In addition, some stains on the surface of the range hood should also be cleaned in time. Let us learn how to clean the dirt on the range hood.

Clean the oil stains on the range hood !

Waste oil

You know how to fight poison with poison, but have you ever heard of fighting oil with oil? Don't pour out the waste oil from the range hood. In less than five minutes, your range hood will become shiny and oily.

All you need is a piece of kitchen paper to spread the waste oil evenly on the oil filter. The thicker the oil stain, the more oil you need to apply.

Then let it sit for five minutes, and you can see the oil stains falling off piece by piece!

The leftover frying oil at home can also be turned into a cleaning agent to instantly remove oil stains~

Water vapor

We all know that oil stains will dissolve when exposed to high temperatures. We can use the pressure cooker or steamer at home to deal with the range hood.

First, mix a little detergent with water and put it in a spray bottle, or wipe it directly on the range hood with a rag.

Put some water in the pot, remove the pressure valve on the pressure cooker, and remove the lid on the steamer. The steam from the boiling water will dissolve the oil stains.

The oil will drip off little by little, saving you the trouble of cleaning!

White Vinegar

The acidity of white vinegar has strong corrosive and bleaching properties, and is definitely a good helper for cleaning oil stains.

Pour about half a bottle of white vinegar into the basin, add an appropriate amount of dishwashing liquid and hot water that covers the range hood, and your homemade detergent is ready!

After waiting for about 10 minutes, you will see that the oil stains have been automatically dissolved. After running clean water, the range hood will be as good as new.

Edible alkali

The edible alkali that is often used to make dough at home actually has a strong degreasing effect and is also very effective in fighting against oil.

The method is very simple. Use a damp rag to dip some edible alkali and wipe the surface of the range hood.

The surface of the range hood suddenly became shiny.

toilet paper

Toilet paper has good adsorption properties and can stick to any part of the range hood.

First spray a layer of detergent water on the oil stain, then cover it with a layer of toilet paper, and then spray a layer of detergent.

If the oil stain is stubborn, you can cover it with a layer of plastic wrap, wipe it with toilet paper after ten minutes, and you can witness the miracle!

glue

Now that you have learned how to clean grease, let’s learn how to prevent it! The easy and labor-saving cleaning trick is just a little glue!

Pour the glue onto the oil absorbing hood and spread it evenly with a brush.

You need to apply glue twice, one thin coat and one thick coat, and then put it in a cool place to dry.

Once the range hood treated in this way is covered with oil stains, when you want to clean it, just tear off the glue and the oil stains together, and it will be clean immediately!

Use a little glue, and you don't need to clean the range hood anymore, isn't it amazing!

plastic wrap

The plastic wrap that doesn’t preserve food can also be used to prevent grease!

Put the plastic wrap on the range hood like this, and when it is covered with unsightly oil stains, just peel it off and it will be clean immediately without washing it by hand!