How to remove heavy grease stains in the kitchen, the corners are too difficult to wash

I'm still worried about the stubborn stains in the corners of the kitchen, so the Weiwang 10-effect all-in-one kitchen cleaner I use works very well and is very easy to wash.

Cooktop It is best to soak it in hot water first to soften the dirt on the cooktop, then spray it with detergent and wipe it clean with a rag.

Sink Grab a handful of fine salt, sprinkle evenly on the walls of the pool, and then rinse it several times with hot water from top to bottom to remove the oil. The grooves in the four corners of the pool can be brushed with a waste toothbrush dipped in some fine salt grains, or you can sew a small pocket with old cloth, put a few pieces of discarded soap heads, soak in a little water, brush the oily places on the inner wall of the pool a few times, and finally rinse with clean water, and the oil will be gone.

Refrigerator If the refrigerator is white, it will turn a little yellow due to oil stains over time, so you can use a soft cloth dipped in a little toothpaste to wipe it slowly. The more difficult crevices on the side of the refrigerator door can be cleaned with an old toothbrush.

Stainless steel pans Stainless steel pans are prone to black dirt and are difficult to scrub. Add about half a pot of water to the larger pot at home, add some pineapple skin, and then put the smaller pots one by one, heat and boil on the stove for a while, and when they are cooled, you can find that these pots will be as bright as new.

Casserole If there is dirt in the casserole, you can pour some rice soup into the pot and soak it to heat, then use a brush to brush off the dirt in the pot, and finally rinse it with water. If the casserole is stained with oil, you can use the leftover tea residue to wipe the surface of the casserole several times to wash off the grease.