How To Clean Cooker Extractor Hood. Secret Degreasing Solution

How To Clean Cooker Extractor Hood. Secret Degreasing Solution

[@jamesfranklyn8547]

First class tips as always. Another nice little bit of advice to add to the arsenal. Thank you. All the best xx

[@markwheeler9376]

Nice cheap tip,l use Everbuild PVCu solvent cleaner for this task and general de greasing on hard surfaces.It’s also great for removing dried on emulsion paint from just about anything, bet you guys knew that though!It’s got expensive but It’s very handy. I’ve learnt so much from your channel. Thank you.

[@RestWithin]

So calming listening to you, you’re very thorough and methodical too! Good taste in music, reggae, Blue Danube what’s next!

[@MrCharliedub1]

The music is by Quincas Moreira , the song is Jah Jah Bangs enjoy :)

[@Angie-cm4si]

This was helpful as I am just about to paint the kitchen and is does matter because if you don't move the grease from every surface it will impact on the outcome of your decorating 😊

[@justintemp]

What would you use to cover it to let it work more a bit, as I can't find a large enough plastic sheet

[@shazambrose3091]

I use Flash kitchen spray followed by baby oil buffed with a dry soft cloth. No fingerprints or smears. Bring it up like new. Take minutes

[@alexneale517]

Nice idea but another thing I do to make it easy clean everytime so u can just wipe it clean easy everytime is bit of baby oil wiped over helps keep shine and none of the dust sticks so literally wipe it off with kitchen roll or cloth and just add more baby oil after its been cleaned again

[@davem68]

Have been using the baby oil trick for a while now on all stainless steel items, keeps them looking like new.

[@paulmarjoram2258]

Agree that baby oil helps prevent this build up sticking but only if you clean it down regularly. Otherwise the oil gets too contaminated.

[@jonibz1456]

I find car detailing all purpose cleaners at various dilution rates do this job quite well

[@Steve-so2jm]

I see your now a cleaner. Good luck with your new job 👍

[@drmoonie]

Hi - great thank you 😀

[@Danny.A665]

I wipe mine down every few days to stop it getting like that one 😂

[@peterp6738]

You are a life saver and thats the best thing i have ever used in my life. Thank you so much

[@peterp6738]

By any chance do you have any tips to clean carpets

[@PaintingandDecorating]

Thanks, not sure about carpet but if it's paint you need to soak it with warm water.

[@Nina5144]

I use those wipes that come in a pull out pack. Kitchen wipes/cleaning wipes. Hood come up clean and grease free. I thought this video would show how to clean the extraction fan

[@hughtierneytierney3585]

When I clean a cooker hood that's is really dirty and covered in what I call 'kitchen cupboard top fudge', I scrape the surface all over firstly with a plastic spatula. There's something very satisfying about seeing the 'fudge' come off in rolls and the clean stripe the spatula leaves behind it. It's easy then to go over the whole are with any kitchen cleaner.

[@joshyv]

Yep, agree. An old plastic credit card works a treat too. As it's plastic it won't scratch and will take the gunk off in a fraction of the time

[@firehorse74]

i use baby oil after cleaning looks fantastic no marks

[@itsliterallylibby]

Thank you so much many blessings

[@PaintingandDecorating]

Thanks 👍

[@chrisdowning7543]

Would Would sugar soap not work very well? good video and informative thank you.

[@PaintingandDecorating]

It possible would, it is a degreaser just not strong as some. Thanks

[@susanreid9857]

How do i get the light cover off please and thankyou x

[@PaintingandDecorating]

Not sure everyone can be different, usually screws or clips. You may find a very small opening near a cover so it can be gently popped off. thanks

[@susanreid9857]

@@PaintingandDecorating thanks i will try .Its defo not screw x

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍

[@davidalp6079]

YUCK it looks all scratched up at the end??

[@DaveGoslingDJ]

Builders wipes. Done

[@garvielloken3929]

😎

[@rockybalboap7763]

Thats the easy bit? How bout the filters underneath there a pain lol !!!

[@RC-DC]

What? Its metal with grease and oil stuck to it. Just the same as a bike chain just use chain degreaser on it then polish.

[@JustAlex848]

You can do this job in a quarter of the time with a tin of Brasso (liquid) and two cloths - use the first cloth to scrub it with Brasso liquid, then use the second to buff it up. The Brasso will actually take a very small amount of metal of the surface, so it will remove dirt as well as scratches. I use micro fibre cloths. It's quick and easy. Much quicker than this method and a better end result.

[@toriahennesey]

First apply a layer of fresh cooking oil, let it 'rehydrate' the sticky business, take it off with a milk bottle scraper, and then clean.

[@chrisholman7441]

wd40 does the job much quicker then baby oil for nice shine

[@Photostoryhr]

Stainless steel hoods are impossible to keep clean. No matter what you try they always look dirty. My solution was to replace it with slanted glass exhaust.

[@sammick4663]

Do yourself a favour. Set the playback speed ×2.

[@bengaliTq]

WD40 does the trick as well

[@ImInMyShed]

soak a rag in turps, much easier

[@MrJimtimslim]

Wd40 or white spirt or turps or even petrol 😅 much much better than this. Try a rag dipped in white spirit....tell me I'm wrong.

[@cool...............]

Methylated spirits. Half the pissing around, twice the results.