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Tips for removing kitchen oil stains
The kitchen needs daily attention to keep it clean from oil stains. After each cooking session, use a damp cloth dipped in detergent solution to wipe the surface while the range hood is still warm, reducing the buildup of oil stains. Weekly, activate the high-temperature steam cleaning function, or manually disassemble and clean the internal components (such as the fan wheel and check valve) once every quarter. Make sure to operate after the power is turned off to avoid damaging the electrical circuit. Alternatively, mix baking soda and water in a 1:1 ratio and apply it to the oil stains, let it sit for 10 minutes, and then wipe it off. This method is suitable for areas such as the stove and range hood.
Tricks for removing oil stains
Baking soda + white vinegar, easily removes oil stains
Mix baking soda and white vinegar evenly, then dilute it with some water. Use this mixture to clean the kitchen, and the effect is simply amazing! The grease is instantly dissolved, leaving the kitchen spotlessly clean. It also has antibacterial and disinfecting properties. This trick is definitely worth trying!
Dishwashing liquid + beer, oil stains are nowhere to hide; baking soda + white vinegar, easily removes oil stains
Mix the detergent and beer evenly, then spray it on the oil stain. After a while, the oil stain will slowly dissolve. At this point, you can wipe it off with a cloth or wet wipe, and the oil stain is gone! Isn't it convenient?
Kitchen cleaning wipes, easily remove oil stains and have antibacterial properties
When cleaning the kitchen, do you still use a cloth? Over time, that cloth can become a breeding ground for bacteria, making it dirtier the more you use it. Therefore, I recommend you try these kitchen cleaning wipes. No matter how stubborn the grime, a wipe with them will leave it spotless. When cleaning tableware, they can quickly remove oil stains and also inhibit the growth of bacteria. You can just throw them away after use, and there won't be any residual bacteria!