Kitchen grease removal tips: baking soda

The kitchen is where we cook. After using it for a long time, it is easy for oil stains to appear, whether it is around the gas stove or on the range hood, it is very difficult to clean. Many people have tried many methods, but the effects are not very obvious, and these oil stains look very ugly. In fact, we can try some kitchen grease removal tips such as baking soda, which has very good results.

1. Baking soda

The baking soda commonly used in households contains sodium bicarbonate, which has extremely strong cleaning power. Stir baking soda and warm water in equal proportions and wait for it to dissolve. It is equivalent to preparing a natural detergent. Then use a rag to wipe every dirty corner of the kitchen. It can neutralize acidic oil stains and absorb odors, and the cleaning effect is very good.

2. Peel

It would be a shame to throw away the leftover fruit peels, so why not turn them into treasures? Watermelon peel, orange peel and lemon peel all have certain cleansing effects. You can just wipe them wherever there is grease. It is quick and convenient.

Among them, lemon peel not only tastes fragrant, but also has a strong natural cleansing effect. Soak the lemon peel and wine for about 10 days, then add clean water in a ratio of 1:10, stir, and use it to wipe the stove to keep it smooth and bright.

3. Rice washing water

Rice washing water contains trace amounts of starch, which has a certain decontamination and cleaning effect. If you want to make the decontamination effect more powerful, add some rice for better results!

4. Vinegar (powerful detergent)

Mix vinegar and warm water in a ratio of 1:2, add a few drops of detergent, and shake well. If conditions permit, put it in a spray bottle, and you have a decontamination and high-efficiency cleaning agent!

Key cleaning targets for kitchen oil stains

Range hood: The fumes produced when cooking three meals a day are on the range hood’s panel, filter, oil cup, and even the walls. After a few days, the range hood becomes black and sticky, which is really tiring.

Cleaning Tips

Tip 1

(1) Turn on the range hood, add water to the pot, turn on the heat and bring to a boil without covering the pot.

(2) When the water is heated, the steam generated will be continuously drawn into the range hood.

(3) Wait until the oil stains on the range hood are "softened".

(4) Next, it’s time to use a strong detergent (vinegar)

Note: Boil water to produce steam for better cleaning effect, or you can wipe directly!

Tip 2

(1) Mix baking soda and cooking oil in a ratio of 1:2 and mix well. (A little more as appropriate)

(2) Wash the rag with warm water and wipe the entire range hood.

(3) Apply the stirred mixture on the range hood.

(4) Wait quietly for about 15 minutes.

(5) Just scrub it clean with a small brush.