Wiping down greasy surfaces with just a damp cloth never really does the trick.
What you’ll need, in addition to a little elbow grease, is a degreasing agent.
For tougher messes, a commercial product like anoven cleanermight be best.
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Here’s how three cleaning experts use these degreasing agents to tackle grime on appliances.
“They are the quickest and most simple tools for helping break down greasy build-up,” Hill says.
You’ll need to wipe down any fixed surfaces with a combination of water and soap.
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Pro Tip
Hill suggests using paper towels for cleaning up grease instead of cloth rags.
Grease stains are notoriously tricky toremove from fabric.
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His tried-and-true pantry staples ofbaking soda and vinegarmake a surprisingly effective abrasive paste.
For tougher grease, he recommends a store-bought degreaser, like oven cleaner.
But it’s important to use these harsh products only on recommended surfaces.
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However, using a multi-purpose kitchen cleaner is great for daily maintenance.
Holland offers two pieces of advice when it comes to using multi-surface cleaners.
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