How to effectively clean oil stains on kitchen glass and walls?

You can go to the mall or supermarket to buy some special cleaning liquids for cleaning oil stains, which can melt the oil stains through chemical effects, and it is easy to clean them with a simple wipe. Spray the detergent on the oily wall, where there are many thick stains, you can spray more. Wait for 10 minutes, then wipe with a rag, it will be easy to wipe off, and finally remember to wipe both sides repeatedly with clean water to wipe off the remaining detergent.

This is a method and the most practical and common in the family.

Sprinkle dry flour on a place with more oil stains, the flour will adsorb on the oil stains and form solids, which is better removed than the original oil stains, and the effect is very obvious. Finally, some people try to wipe with alcohol, which can remove oil stains and achieve the effect of disinfection, killing two birds with one stone.

Dip a brush in laundry detergent, note that it is laundry detergent, brush. If you are particularly stubborn, you can brush it once, put a layer of plastic wrap, and then wait for a while, and then remove the plastic wrap to soften the stain, and then you can brush it off. This method is more cost-effective and hassle-free.

When our house was cleaned up for the New Year, the housekeeping aunt who came to our house told me a method that was really useful. Let me tell me, the onion juice wiping method, you can first peel the onion and cut it in half, rub the glass with its incision, and then quickly wipe it with dry noodles while the onion juice is not dry, so that the wiped glass is clean and bright, that is, saving water, and using less detergent. Before wiping the glass in the kitchen, prepare a few things:

Small blades, newspapers, dish soap water or laundry detergent water. Using laundry detergent water or dish soap water is not used to remove oil, but to lubricate it. Wet the water with a towel and keep it from running down, then wipe it again and scrape it with a small blade.

After scraping off, wipe the oil off the blade with the torn newspaper. Then scrape again. It can be scraped clean with a small blade.

The first step is to try a variety of high-strength, all-round stain removers, as far as possible for the kitchen, the oil stain on the wall for a long time, it is naturally not easy to clean. Then use baking soda, its stain removal ability can be said to be tried and tested, you can directly use a wet wipe to dip some baking soda in a circular circle in a place with more oil stains, and then slowly wipe it off. Or mix baking soda and vinegar, spray on the surface of the oil stain, wait for 10-15 minutes and wipe it clean, or put a clean rag in the mixture, wring it until it does not drip and then wipe the wall.

The glass oil stain can be wiped with alkaline decontamination powder, and then applied to the glass with sodium hydroxide or dilute ammonia aqueous solution, and scrubbed with a cloth after half an hour, the glass will become smooth and bright.

Feather duster. When cleaning kitchen windows, first use a feather duster to remove the dust inside and outside the glass, then spray some glass cleaner, wipe it from the outside of the glass with a rag, and then wipe the inside of the glass, and it will be wiped clean soon. If it is patterned frosted glass, first brush it with an old toothbrush, rinse it with water, and finally wipe it with a dry cloth.

In the past, our kitchen at home was a lot of oil if we didn't get it for a few days. Now I have a good idea, and now it saves me a lot of time. In the plastic wrap method, a kitchen grease cleaner is sprayed on the glass, tiles or hood of the kitchen.

Tear off a piece of plastic wrap of the appropriate size and cover the area where the detergent has been sprayed. The water-repellent feature of plastic wrap allows the moisture content of the cleaning agent to be fully conserved. After about 20 minutes, you can see that the oil has floated on the plastic wrap.

Tear off the plastic wrap and throw it away, then wipe off the remaining water with a green and rough dishcloth, and then wash it with a clean rag or water.