One Simple Product Easily Strips Grease From Range Without Scrubbing

When it comes to a cleaning regime we all have our methods, our routines, and our products that we love, and it typically takes us a lot to stray away from that. Scrub Daddy sponge for the kitchen matched with Dawn dish soap , Baking Soda and Vinegar. The Pink Stuff for the bathroom and tile. And Pine-Sol for the wood furniture, floors, and baseboards. What if I told you there is one cleaning product that tackles grease on your oven and range vent so well you don’t even have to scrub, well I can’t but a professional cleaner can, and she shared with us all the number one products she uses to get the best cleaning results with her DIY cleaning solution. Check it out!

Okay this video was like watching a magic trick unfold! Cleaning grease front he range and from the vent covers is the worst, most dreaded task that any cleaner, homeowner, or chore doer has to preform. Its thick, goopy, and takes some serious muscle to combat. But turns out with this special Zep cleaner all you need to do is spray, let soak, and rise off! Love it!

Viral Cleaning Hacks You Really Shouldn’t Try

Viral hack not to try #1:

Baby oil on stainless steel. This doesn’t clean any grime, it just builds a film layer over the top of it.

Viral hack not to try #2:

Boiling wooden utensils to “deep '' clean them. This removes their protective layer and often leads to cracking or a full break.

Viral hack not to try #3:

Using ‘The Pink Stuff’ to clean burn marks off the stovetop. It will only scratch the glass badly.

Viral hack not to try #4:

Lysol toilet bowl cleaner is used on grout. This breaks down the grout and makes deeper crevices for grime to get packed into.

Viral hack not to try #3:

Coating the bathroom in shaving cream for a deep clean. It's expensive and uses a lot of products that really don't clean all that well.

Remember, clean smarter not harder !

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