"Aerosolized cooking fats, oils, and smoke are released into the air while cooking, leading to a sticky film on surfaces that becomes harder to remove over time."
"The most commonly overlooked spots in kitchens where grease loves to hide include the tops of the refrigerator and cabinets, the exterior of the oven door, and kitchen walls behind appliances."
"To remove grease, start by wiping away dust with a dry cloth, then spray with a degreaser, letting it sit before wiping it away with a clean sponge."
"Using parchment paper on top of cabinets and the refrigerator can trap grease and reduce buildup, making future cleaning easier."
Aerosolized cooking fats and oils create a sticky film on kitchen surfaces, making cleaning more difficult over time. Weekly deep cleaning is crucial, focusing on often-overlooked areas like the tops of cabinets and refrigerators. A three-step method can help reduce grease buildup on cabinets. Start by cleaning high surfaces, using a degreaser, and then applying parchment paper to trap grease. This approach minimizes future cleaning efforts and keeps kitchens cleaner for longer.
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