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Anonymous users2024-01-24The popular method is to "remove" is a passive approach, and there is no future for the method, since there is no future, do you still need to study? The focus should be ahead, so that the fumes can't get on the kitchen, or the fumes disappear (smoke away) before they can pollute the kitchen, or there is no fumes at all, it will definitely be solved!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23What I said upstairs is reasonable, but there is a good product to treat kitchen oil stains: Prosper Jie hand sanitizer.
It's affordable, safe and non-toxic, so you might as well give it a try.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Weiwan seems to have a 10-effect all-in-one kitchen cleaner, which contains a fast-acting penetrating ingredient (PA), which can quickly penetrate and dissolve the heavy oily parts of the kitchen.
Pour an appropriate amount of beer into the container, squeeze in 5cm of toothpaste, pour in water, and stir well. Pour into a small spray bottle, spray on the oil stain, wipe it and it will be clean instantly.
Pour an appropriate amount of beer into the container, squeeze in 5cm of toothpaste, pour in water, and stir well. Pour into a small spray bottle, spray on the oil stain, wipe it and it will be clean instantly.
Although the kitchen is a food production base, it is also the birthplace of oil smoke. Annoying oil fumes always give people a greasy feeling, and if you want to completely remove them, the range hood alone can't solve the problem. 1. Keep ventilation and ventilation >>>More
The main thing is to let the solidified oil melt away.
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Pour an appropriate amount of beer into the container, squeeze in 5cm of toothpaste, pour in water, and stir well. Pour into a small spray bottle, spray on the oil stain, wipe it and it will be clean instantly.