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| How To Clean Kitchen Range Hood Grease Filter: |
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There are many ways to clean a greasy filter,
ranging from one time use products to products that require multiple applications.
The result can range from poor to perfect.
You may want to perform some of the tasks outdoors, or in the garage.
Remember to put on safety-goggles, especially when doing the scrubbing itself.
Warning: Safety goggles and rubber gloves are highly recommended.
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Way #1 | | Way #2 |
| 1. | Soak the filter with dishwasher degreaser for 10 minutes. |
| 2. | Put it on the top shelf of dishwasher, and wash it together with other dishes. |
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| 1. | Spray the filters with heavy-duty degreaser, or oven cleaner (fume-free preferred). |
| 2. | Let it sit soaked for 15 minutes, and scrub it with brush scrubber or a used denture brush. |
| 3. | Rinse the filter and let it dry. |
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| Way #3 | | Way #4 |
| 1. | Place filter in a plastic garbage bag. |
| 2. | Add small amount of ammonia and tie the bag up. |
| 3. | Put the bag in a garbage can for safety. |
| 4. | Let it soak overnight. |
| 5. | Rinse the filter and let it dry.
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| 1. | Fill a sealed sink, cat pan, or bucket with hot water. |
| 2. | Add a cup of orange solution (not orange juice), degreaser,
water softener, or car/engine degreaser (not for kitchen sink). |
| 3. | Put in a small amount of white vinegar, and let it soak for 30 minutes. |
| 4. | Drain the water and rinse the filter completely. |
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