Cleaning Kitchen (Grease problem)...

mrsmortenharket

I shall try the bicarb...I have loads of bicarb as I stockpiled when the baby had chickenpox as it's good in the bath for the pox!

Lisa x

EllieA_3

Anyone got any recommendations for cleaning kitchen units/tiles etc.. mine are all greasy around the oven even though I clean it quite often it never seems to come clean.. it’s all discoloured and the hard to reach area’s have a greasy layer and it’s just not nice to see nor can it be hygienic ??

LMCD

Cillit bang degreaser is really really good!! or lidl do their own w5 or something its called it got the which award for best cleaner..

Pink.

Hi Ellie,

These threads have some ideas that may help:

Grease marks on kitchen cupboards help please.

Cleaning Kitchen (Grease problem)...

Cleaning greasy surfaces

I'll add your thread to those once you've had more replies.

Pink

anguk

Hot water and Stardrops are what I use for greasy units. The whole back wall behind my cooker is white tiles and they really show the grease, I just fill a bowl with really hot water (wear rubber gloves) & stardrops and they wipe clean with a microfibre cloth.

foxgloves

To tackle most greasy kitchen jobs, I use the old-fashioned soda crystals in a strong solution with hot water. They seem to tackle most greasy jobs......I even unblocked an outside drain with them once when my husband was about 2 mins away from calling the plumber out (70p instead of a big bill!).

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Yes a pair of rubber gloves and soda crystals in as hot a water as possible with a pot scourer should see most grease off and its quite cheap.

blueeye

foxgloves wrote: »

To tackle most greasy kitchen jobs, I use the old-fashioned soda crystals in a strong solution with hot water. They seem to tackle most greasy jobs......I even unblocked an outside drain with them once when my husband was about 2 mins away from calling the plumber out (70p instead of a big bill!).

I have yet to find anything that shifts grease better and as cheap as soda crystals, I also use them to clean the inside of my oven.

Fruball

Definately soda crystals - they are fab

Justamum

Soda crystals for me too - the best grease shifter you will ever find. You can buy it in a liquid form too, which is what I use for cleaning - the powdered sort I put in with my washing (and loo cleaning).