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Cleaning Cooker Hood

Jay-Jay_4 · 2005-01-24 22:21:46

Hellooooooo! I've got one of those built in extractor fans over my hob, the front of it is the same as my units and my problem is that it's very greasy.The built in units all around the hob and they have ALL developed a coating of yellow, shiny grease that's proving impossible to get off. I've tried washing up liquid,…

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welshgasman Posts: 314 Forumite

17 April 2015 at 6:40PM

Worked a treat for me. Thank You :T

misfit-49 wrote: »

hi, just cleaned my cooker hood wire filters by soaking in washing powder and hot water..they come up like new and not a lot of scrubbing needed. the stainless steel cooker hood is so shiny now unbelievable..used wd40. these old methods are amazing and so easy.

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