Effective and safe ways to clean kitchen surfaces from grease
Using a regular kitchen degreaser:
The best way to get the best results with a regular kitchen degreaser is to give it enough time to do its job. Greasy deposits build up in your kitchen over time, so you must soak the surfaces for extended periods, at least 10 minutes, in order for the active ingredients in your regular degreaser to achieve amazing results.
You can also use natural ingredients instead of regular fat removal sprays for areas that don't have many spots:
Mix three tablespoons of baking soda with one cup of warm water.
Cover the stained area with the solution, then gently rub to remove the stain.
After the stain is gone, rinse the area with clean water.
Safety first: Don't forget to take the time to read the label and usage instructions before using any new cleaning product, wear appropriate protective clothing to protect your skin, and always use products in well-ventilated areas.
How to remove fat spots:
If you encounter a tough grease stain on the wall or on the side of an electrical appliance in the kitchen, it is best to use a creamy degreaser rather than a liquid degreaser, because gravity plays a role in the cleaning process. The cream has powerful cleaning properties because it stays on stains longer, which can remove more build-up.
Alternatively, you can use a powerful natural degreaser to remove even the toughest greasy spots:
Apply a vinegar solution (one-part vinegar to four parts water).
Leave the solution on for 5-10 minutes before rinsing it off with water.
Using a degreaser on wooden surfaces:
Any wooden surface in the kitchen should be handled with care, as strong degreasers can stain or damage the wood. Try using white mineral oil to remove grease from wood surfaces, but be careful if you decide to use this method. Although this cleaner is powerful, it is highly flammable, which means it should be kept away from sources of heat and open flames, and make sure the room is well ventilated when using it.
Using a grease remover on painted walls:
Some types of regular degreaser can be used on the walls, but always remember to test the product first on a small, inconspicuous area before starting to remove grease stains with it. This will help you avoid any sudden damage or discoloration of your painted walls.
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