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Brilio.net - Cooking is a fun activity, especially if the menu you make is successful and tastes delicious. However, the condition of the kitchen after cooking is usually annoying, because lots of oil droplets or cooking ingredients fall. Usually, the stove area is the one that gets the most oil stains after cooking.
Oil stains on this stove should be cleaned immediately so that they don't build up into stubborn crust. However, this oil stain will not just disappear if you don't clean it properly. If you only use a napkin or tissue, usually the condition of the stove remains slippery because there are still oil stains left behind .
One trick that is considered effective for eradicating oil stains on the stove is by rubbing the remaining lime pulp. This ingredient is known to contain acid which is effective in removing oil stains. However, if you don't have a stock of limes at home, don't worry because there is still one more trick from netizens on the Instagram account @rumah_stia.
After investigating, the trick to get rid of oil stains on the stove, shared by Instagram account user @rumah_stia, only relies on two simple kitchen ingredients. According to him, this trick is very effective and doesn't require a lot of capital.
"This is actually a reliable mixture that is often shared with foreign accounts. It's more economical than buying special cleaning fluid," he wrote in an Instagram upload @rumah_stia, quoted by BrilioFood on Wednesday (17/4).
Tricks to get rid of oil stains on the stove so they don't get dirty using just 2 kitchen ingredients.
What must be prepared is a spray bottle or spray. Then, pour the cleaning mixture into it. The owner of the Instagram account @rumah_stia uses a mixture of dish soap and vinegar. Yup, those are the two main kitchen ingredients for practicing this trick to get rid of oil stains on the stove.
After that, dissolve the two ingredients in enough hot water. Then, close the bottle and shake until all the ingredients are mixed evenly.
photo: Instagram/@rumah_stia
Next, spray the cleaning mixture onto the oily surface of the stove. After spraying, immediately wipe the stove with a napkin or cloth. Guaranteed, your stove will automatically become rough again after cleaning it with this trick. Do the same thing to the entire surface of the stove until it is completely coated.
photo: Instagram/@rumah_stia
How about it, it's really easy to get rid of oil stains on the stove, isn't it? Taking a peek at the Instagram comments column @rumah_stia which has been watched 25 thousand times, quite a few netizens are inspired by this trick, you know.
"I used this tip to get rid of lizards, but it turns out it can also clean it too," said Instagram @lely.kadri.
"So, isn't that the sour smell, sis, from the vinegar ," asked Instagram @rumamusyen and got a reply from the video owner, "Yes, there is a sour smell but it doesn't bother me, sis, because it evaporates quickly, right."
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How to keep the stove flame blue.
Keeping the burner flame blue is important to ensure efficient and safe combustion. If the flame is yellow or orange, this could be a sign that there is a problem with the combustion and there may be the presence of dangerous carbon monoxide. Here are some ways to keep your stove flame blue.
1. Clean the burners.
Clean the burners regularly to remove food debris or grease that may have accumulated on them. These residues can interfere with gas flow and cause incomplete combustion.
2. Check the gas regulator.
Make sure the gas regulator is working properly. A damaged regulator can cause inconsistent gas flow, which can affect the color and stability of the flame.
3. Pay attention to the gas pressure.
Make sure the gas pressure from the source is stable and matches the stove's needs. Improper gas pressure can cause problems with combustion.
4. Check the mixed air.
Make sure the air mixed with the gas is regulated correctly. Sufficient air is the key to good combustion and blue flames.
5. Check air circulation.
Make sure air circulation around the stove is not blocked. Lack of air can affect proper combustion.
6. Arrange burning.
Some stoves are equipped with adjustable combustion valves. Make sure the burner is set correctly to achieve a blue flame.
7. Avoid burner covers.
Do not cover or block the burners with other items. This can disrupt air and gas flow and result in incomplete combustion.
8. Call a professional if necessary.
If you have any concerns about the color or flame stability of your stove, call a professional to have it checked. They can make any necessary adjustments or repairs.
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