Which cleaner is the best for stove hood filters
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How to clean range hood
How to clean range hood filters... How about using the products you probably have at home in the cupboard to easily clean the range hood filters, but which to use?
Cleaning the grease from the stove hood filters is a job we all tend to forget about, and after months or years of fats, grease, steam and smoke build up we are going to need something pretty special to remove that grimey stuff.
I try 3 different cleaning methods and show you the results. You can judge for yourself and chose the one you prefer. I hope this video helps you out with this cleaning chore.
If you want to run your fridge on less power, and keep it cooler during summer - check out this quick hack that saves $$ An easy maintenance clean to fridge c...
For this I used;
1. Dishwasher powder or crumbled up dishwasher tablet
2. Baking Soda and Dish detergent
3.Spray oven cleaner
these all took 20-30 mins to work, during this time I made a baking soda and water paste and cleaned the stainless steel extractor fan housing.
Click here to subscribe (it's free) and you won't miss any of my DIY tutorials on Youtube
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00:00 Extractor fan cleaning
00:26 how to remove filters from range hood
01:00 spray oven cleaner to clean stove hood filters
01:16 Baking soda and detergent to clean stove hood filters
01:47 Dishwashing powder tablet to clean stove hood filters
02:33 Baking soda paste to clean stainless steel range hood
04:18 which household cleaner is best for cleaning stove hood filters
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Cleaning the grease from the stove hood filters is a job we all tend to forget about, and after months or years of fats, grease, steam and smoke build up we are going to need something pretty special to remove that grimey stuff.
I try 3 different cleaning methods and show you the results. You can judge for yourself and chose the one you prefer. I hope this video helps you out with this cleaning chore.
If you want to run your fridge on less power, and keep it cooler during summer - check out this quick hack that saves $$ An easy maintenance clean to fridge c...
For this I used;
1. Dishwasher powder or crumbled up dishwasher tablet
2. Baking Soda and Dish detergent
3.Spray oven cleaner
these all took 20-30 mins to work, during this time I made a baking soda and water paste and cleaned the stainless steel extractor fan housing.
Click here to subscribe (it's free) and you won't miss any of my DIY tutorials on Youtube
@inspirediy
00:00 Extractor fan cleaning
00:26 how to remove filters from range hood
01:00 spray oven cleaner to clean stove hood filters
01:16 Baking soda and detergent to clean stove hood filters
01:47 Dishwashing powder tablet to clean stove hood filters
02:33 Baking soda paste to clean stainless steel range hood
04:18 which household cleaner is best for cleaning stove hood filters
These videos are intended to provide information and inspiration only. If you choose to imitate, duplicate or copy anything you may have observed in these videos, you do so at your own risk. Kent Thomas & Inspire DIY do not take any responsibility for any action taken as a result of the information or advice on this YouTube channel (or other platforms) and shall not have any liability in respect of any injury or damage that may result.
Kent Thomas/Inspire DIY disclaims any control over, relationship with, or endorsement of views expressed by any third party, including but not limited to, sponsored partners, featured guests in any episodes, or other YouTube (or other social platform) users. Any unsponsored links to other websites are provided only as a convenience, and not an endorsement of those pages by Kent Thomas/Inspire DIY. Kent Thomas/Inspire DIY encourages you to read the privacy statements of any third-party websites.
Kent Thomas/Inspire DIY does not warrant the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of the information available on this YouTube page or any other social media platforms. Nothing contained in or provided though this YouTube page, website or social media platforms is intended to constitute advice or to serve as a substitute for the advice of a building or construction professional, or local government, council laws and building codes. Any reliance you place on such information is strictly at your own risk.
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