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Cleaning Kitchen (Grease problem)...
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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!
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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 ??0
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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..0
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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.
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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.Dum Spiro Spero0
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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!).2025's challenges: 1) To fill our 10 Savings Pots to their healthiest level ever
2) To read 100 books (36/100) 3) The Shrinking of Foxgloves 5.9kg/30kg
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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.0
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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.0 -
Definately soda crystals - they are fab
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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).0
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