How many methods do you know to clean grease?

Grease stains are very common in our daily life and are a trouble for many people. There are many factors that cause grease stains. For example, dust and other sediments are absorbed by residual oil, or it may be due to fumes formed during the cooking process. Once grease stains are formed, it is very troublesome to remove them. Many families usually use detergent and hot water to clean grease stains, but many times they cannot be cleaned. In fact, cleaning grease stains requires not only the use of the right cleaning agent, but also the cleaning method. Using the right cleaning method can achieve twice the result with half the effort. Here I will introduce you to the cleaning method of grease stains.

1. What we are most concerned about is the kitchen floor. There are usually a lot of oil stains on the kitchen floor. If you are not careful when walking, it is easy to slip. At this time, we just need to sprinkle some white vinegar on the mop to easily remove the grease on the floor!

2. How to clean the kitchen glass. Many people don’t know this step, but it is actually the simplest. Just spray a layer of detergent on the glass, cover it with plastic wrap, tear it off after an hour or two, and wash it directly with a rag!

3. To clean greasy tiles, pour some detergent into a basin of clean water, then use a rag to clean it twice, and it will be done easily!

4. The most annoying place for grease and dirt is probably the screen window! Don’t be afraid, all you need is a mineral water bottle, add some water and laundry detergent, mix them well, then add a little milk, drill a small hole in the cap of the mineral water bottle, spray it on the screen window, brush both sides, and it will be clean soon!

5. It’s the annoying stove. I believe that after teaching you this step, your kitchen will be clean and tidy again! That is to use rice soup or noodle soup to remove grease. Apply sticky rice soup on the stove. After the rice soup forms a scab and dries, use wooden chopsticks or plastic sheets to gently scrape it, and the grease will be removed along with the rice soup scab! Simple and practical!

Causes of oil stain formation

1. Dust and other sediments

It is mainly composed of tiny dust and other small solid particles (such as fine fibers, etc.) floating in the environment that attach to the solid surface through sedimentation and physical adsorption. The presence of oily substances promotes this attachment.

2. Fumes generated during cooking

They are mainly formed by the gasification or even partial carbonization of edible oil under high temperature conditions. On the one hand, these fumes can condense to form oily substances attached to solid surfaces, and on the other hand, they can also be combined with solid surfaces through physical or chemical effects.

3. Oily polymer

Since edible oil always contains some unsaturated oils, especially in the vaporized components, unsaturated oils will polymerize, thus forming a relatively dense and strongly bonded film-type dirt on the solid surface. This type of dirt is the most difficult component to remove among all dirt.

4. Pollutants generated by the equipment itself

It is mainly the detached material formed during the use of the equipment due to rust and aging of the paint layer. This kind of dirt is generally attached to the solid surface through other dirt (such as oil stains, etc.).

Precautions

1. Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed by mistake or gets into eyes accidentally, please rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical attention if necessary.

2. When using near a power source, be sure to avoid spraying the solution onto the power source to cause leakage!

3. Don’t wait until the grease becomes very serious before cleaning it, as this will be very troublesome!