Brilio.net - The stove is one of the kitchen appliances that is most easily dirty due to stains from the cooking process. When frying, splashes and oil vapors often hit the surface of the stove, making it dirty. The area around the stove, such as the walls and kitchen cabin, are also affected, becoming slippery due to continuous oil splashes. If left unchecked, these oil stains can turn into mold that is difficult to clean.
Removing oil stains requires special methods and materials. Some people use special cleaners that are commonly used for bathrooms, while others choose citric acid to remove oil stains perfectly. However, these chemicals risk leaving residues, especially bathroom cleaning fluids, which can contaminate food with a strong chemical odor.
To be safer, you can use other ingredients like those used by YouTube user @Gianola Vlog.
As reported by brilio.net on YouTube Gianola Vlog on Tuesday (11/2), just prepare vinegar, baking soda, dishwashing soap, and alcohol.
photo: YouTube/@Gianola Vlog
Mix all the ingredients together with each measure of one tablespoon. After that, dissolve it with one cup of water. Then stir until dissolved. If so, transfer it into a used spray bottle. Then shake it again until it foams.
photo: YouTube/@Gianola Vlog
Next, spray this liquid on the stove and oily kitchen walls. After spraying, immediately wipe it using a cloth. If the oil stain is very thick, you can repeat this process.
photo: YouTube/@Gianola Vlog
The final step, wipe the stove and kitchen walls using a dry cloth. Well, that way, the stove and kitchen walls will be even shinier and dry, you know. For maximum results, you can do a routine cleaning process every time you finish cooking.
Although using alcohol, this cleaning fluid is safer to use because the dosage is not too much. That way, the smell of alcohol produced is also not too pungent. You don't need to worry anymore about food being contaminated by its residue.
photo: YouTube/@Gianola Vlog
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