Soldato
Quick question guys. I removed the two filters and soaked them in hot water with washing up liquid but they still feel sticky. Is there some better solution to soak them in?
How to degrease cooker hood filters?
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Caporegime
Dishwasher.
Don
Hah, yeah, that would probably be perfect for the job. Unfortunately, I don't have one.
Soldato
http://www.screwfix.com/p/swarfega-...j9LXFYvA5oRo5JbYwm2ISUS48unZN6UuZX2bhJTLw_wcB
Slap plenty of this on it - let it soak in and wash with hot water - I have the same stupid filters.
Dave
Slap plenty of this on it - let it soak in and wash with hot water - I have the same stupid filters.
Dave
Caporegime
The carbon filters are crazy expensive too.
Associate
I used BIG WIPES Industrial Plus on mine which were filthy. Worked a treat. Hardly any effort required.
http://www.diy.com/nav/decor/decora...pes-Industrial-Plus-Pack-of-40-Wipes-10549051
http://www.diy.com/nav/decor/decora...pes-Industrial-Plus-Pack-of-40-Wipes-10549051
Swarfega eh. I might have some of that around.
Caustic soda crystals,
about £1 for 1kg from Home Bargains.
Very effective on grease but it is seriously corrosive, gloves and googles are recommended. Treat it like acid.
Oven cleaners are all just basically DILUTED Caustic soda, that's how strong it is.
about £1 for 1kg from Home Bargains.
Very effective on grease but it is seriously corrosive, gloves and googles are recommended. Treat it like acid.
Oven cleaners are all just basically DILUTED Caustic soda, that's how strong it is.
This works great but is really pretty nasty so take care using it.
Caporegime
Plastic tub. Rubber gloves and honestly I'd use safety glasses and make sure I wear long sleeves too.
Don
I've had that Oven Pride stuff on my skin and it turns it to slime. Not pleasant!
