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Anonymous users2024-01-23The oil stain should be wiped simply every time you finish cooking, and there will not be so much oil in the future. Spray the oily surface with laundry detergent and detergent, and wipe it after a while. That's why there is no limescale in the cooking pot, but there is limescale in the kettle, if you clean it every time you finish making water, there will be no limescale in the kettle like in the pot.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22We regularly clean the oil stains on the walls, range hoods and other places, which is the oil stain cleaner used by Paris, gently spray and wait for a while, and the oil stain is easily wiped off.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It should be cleanable.
There are a lot of kitchen cleaners to remove grease, but I heard a colleague in the unit say that it seems that Weiwang 10-effect all-in-one kitchen cleaner is better, because this kitchen cleaner is safe, and it only needs to be sprayed and wiped, and I also bought it, which is very good.
Anyway, they all contain surfactants, so look for one that is not too concentrated, strong, neutral and mild, and slightly alkaline may be a little better. Do you like to be eco-friendly? Do you like nature? >>>More
Try this – it's detergent, it's environmentally friendly, and it doesn't smell. "Water Crystal".
To clean the kitchen oil, if it is to clean the electrical appliances, use special cleaners for electrical appliances, if it is a cabinet, many manufacturers have a free after-sales service every year.
Wash with soapy water or a detergent containing ammonia (such as dish soap), and for limescale, you can use a damp rag to remove the limescale and wipe it off with a dry cloth.