Kitchen grease and smoke hard to deal with? An experienced housekeeper teaches you 6 little methods to solve it easily

How do you clean the grease on a range hood filter? How do you clean the residue on the inner walls of a microwave and remove odors? How do you clean so the oven is no longer "looking through a fog"? The editor will answer these questions one by one!

If the microwave is used fairly often and not cleaned regularly, you will find stubborn droplet-shaped residue clinging to every side, with the smells of all kinds of dishes mixed together, making it unbearable.

1. Put a bowl of water mixed with white vinegar or lemon juice into the microwave and heat for 2-3 minutes; it wipes clean easily with a damp cloth and also removes odors, very good.

2. Mix edible alkali + lemon juice + water, soak a paper towel and stick it on the dirt for fifteen minutes, and the dirt can be cleaned off very easily; remember to rewet the paper towel once during that time.

The inner walls of the oven are coated with all kinds of grease, especially the oven door; if you want to see from outside how the baking is going inside the oven, it is simply "looking through a fog."

1. For the oven door, dip a nano sponge in a little cleaner, and it wipes clean easily. Homemade lemon spray easily removes oven grease. An eco-friendly cleaner that can be used with peace of mind even if there is a pregnant woman at home.

2. You can mix white vinegar with water, put about 200ml in a bowl or baking pan or other container, then turn on both upper and lower heat at 180 degrees and heat for 15 minutes; during this time watch whether steam forms on the inner walls of the oven, and if there is relatively little steam you can appropriately extend the heating time. Then the grease stains will be removed fairly easily.

A thick layer of grease has formed on the range hood filter, clogging those small holes tightly, and after cooking a meal the whole home is filled with all kinds of food smells for a long time; this is believed to be a kitchen problem faced by many households.

1. Hot water + alkali, stir a basin of it, then take the range hood filter off and soak it in, scrub with a brush, and it becomes very clean after just one go!

2. Use laundry detergent + dish soap + alkali powder in a 1:1:1 ratio, then add a small amount of water to dilute it. Kitchen and bathroom sinks can all be handled easily with it, and it is even more effective for washing stubborn dirt.

3. Wrap the oil collection trough of the range hood with cling film, and once it is almost full, lift the cling film off and throw it away, saving time and effort with no need to clean at all. This method can be used anywhere except the range hood filter, and is especially suitable for lazy people; if the cling film will not stick firmly, you can spray a little water.

Actually there is one ultimate trick, which is to buy a bunch of filters so you can just replace them once they are full of grease, but it is still better to live frugally; everyone is welcome to leave comments, and the editor will help answer them.