Remove Stubborn Hood Grease

The sooner grease stains are treated, hood cleaning more likely they are to be removed. Blotting, removing excess oil and applying a pretreatment will help reduce the stain. Specialized grease stain removers are also available to break down oils and liquefy them for easier removal. Apply the product according to label instructions, then wash in the warmest water recommended for your item.

White vinegar offers natural acidity that may break down some grease stains and make them easier to remove during the washing cycle. Use the liquid form of vinegar or a diluted solution of equal parts water and vinegar on the stain, then treat with a mild detergent or dish soap before washing.

Baking soda is an effective grease-fighter when used as a pretreatment or in a paste form. Mix baking soda with a little water to create a paste and apply to problem areas of your hood. Allow the paste to sit for about 30 minutes, then brush off and rinse the area.

Your range hood works hard to pull smoke, cooking residue and smelly odors out of the air, but it needs routine maintenance. Neglecting it can lead to buildup that clogs filters, slows the fan and leaves lingering odors in your kitchen. Clean your hood with a non-abrasive cleaner every month to prevent grease buildup and prolong the life of the appliance and its stainless-steel finish.

“Chicago Hood Cleaning – Kitchen Exhaust Cleaners
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1608 S Ashland Ave Unit 27317, Chicago, IL 60608
(779) 223-0319