foto: Instagram/@bundacaca239
Brilio.net - The stove body that is often oily when used is a common problem faced by many people in the kitchen. Every time you cook, splashes of oil and fat from food can easily hit the surface of the stove. This not only makes the stove look dirty and untidy, but can also be a nest for bacteria and germs if not cleaned immediately.
Not infrequently, oil that sticks to the stove body becomes hard and difficult to clean if left too long. This can cause permanent stains and reduce the overall aesthetics of the kitchen. In addition, an oily stove body can also affect the performance of the stove itself, especially if the oil touches important parts such as control buttons or electronic circuits.
To overcome this problem, it is important to clean the stove regularly after each use. Using the right cleaner and following the recommended cleaning steps can help maintain the cleanliness and beauty of the stove body. Well, you can use the method practiced by Instagram user @bundacaca239 when you want to clean a greasy stove to make it drier.
As reported by BrilioFood from Instagram @bundacaca239 on Monday (2/12), there are a number of ingredients used. More precisely, she uses kitchen ingredients such as salt and dishwashing soap. But besides that, she also relies on other ingredients, namely toothpaste. Well, a number of these ingredients can be very effective in removing oily stains on the surface of the stove.
photo: Instagram/@bundacaca239
How to use it, simply mix 1 tbsp of salt with toothpaste in a bowl. After that, pour enough dish soap. If so, add water until the bowl is full. Then stir all the ingredients until they are completely dissolved and mixed evenly.
photo: Instagram/@bundacaca239
Next, transfer this liquid into a spray bottle. Then spray it directly onto the oily stove body. While doing so, don't forget to wipe and wipe the stove body with a cloth. Do this process until the entire surface of the stove becomes cleaner and drier.
photo: Instagram/@bundacaca239
Well, after it's clean, you can wipe it again with a dry cloth. Let the stove body dry by itself. After that, the stove will be even more dry and shiny. In addition to removing oil stains, the liquid can also help lift stubborn crust on the stove body, you know.
Basically, a mixture of salt, dish soap, and toothpaste can help remove oil stains and crust on the stove because these three ingredients have strong cleaning properties. Salt has natural abrasive properties that can help scrape and lift oil stains and crust that stick to the stove surface. The coarse salt particles act as an effective scrubber, helping to break down stubborn oil and grease deposits.
Meanwhile, the active ingredients in dish soap, such as surfactants, work by lowering the surface tension of oil, making it easier to lift and dissolve in water. On the other hand, toothpaste contains mild abrasives such as silica that can scrape away stains and crust without damaging the stove surface.
(brl/jad)
