What is the best way to remove dried on grease (spray from frying pan etc) from kitchen wall tiles?
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sugar soap
cillit bang is a good degreaser i use it on mine and they come up clean every time
Cillit Bang, it really does work!
any degreaser cleaner, tilex, 409, kaboom,
I use a real cheap oven cleaner, the spray type. It works great. Spray on and leave for a few minutes and hey presto! Just wipe off.
I also use it on my cooker top.
If you can hire or loan a steam cleaner .
With washing up liquid as it is designed to break the grease down!
anything as long as you use a good scrubber something abrasive
Neat washing up liquid, cheap oven cleaner, or gently with Cif.
I don't know where you are from,but here we have a product called Greased Lighting. It is powerful! As long as you don't get it on painted surfaces you're good.You can even use it as a pre-treat on greasy spots on clothing.Give it a try, I use it to clean my oven. And, no it's not one of those harsh oven cleaners.
I have they same problem and its really annoying me.
I reckon I am going to have to paint my walls again.
Then I am going to buy something like metal tiles to put where the fat sprays on to.
You could even extend it onto the ceiling as it can spray up there to.
I reckon even if there was a cleaning solution that it would only bring the paint, or wallpaper with it, as it does with mine when I wipe it.
DILUTED HYDROCHLORIC ACID WILL HELP YOU IF THE WALL IS FIXED WITH TILES,OTHERWISE GREASE CLEANER IS AVAILABLE IN MARKETS. (care should be taken otherwise colour will fade)
Occassionaly I got a whim to remove the stuff - tried loads of products and did some good workouts in the process. But it remained!
I found a product called SIDOL that claims to remove dried grease stains - and it does! Spray in on - leave for a couple of minutes and it literally wipes off with no effort - it's one of the few prodcuts I've come across that really does what it says.
Cornstarch
Even the most careful cook cannot avoid an occasional spatter. A busy kitchen takes some wear and tear but here's a handy remedy for that unsightly grease spot. Sprinkle cornstarch onto a soft cloth. Rub the grease spot gently until it disappears.
Vinegar
Eliminate grease stains from your kitchen table or counter by wiping them down with a cloth dampened in a solution of equal parts white vinegar and water. In addition to removing the grease, the vinegar will neutralize any odors on the surface (once its own aroma evaporates, that is).
Baking Soda
Say good-bye to cooked-on grease stains on your stovetop or backsplash. First wet them with a little water and cover them with a bit of baking soda. Then rub them off with a damp sponge or towel.
I always have use Mr.Clean you can purchase it at your local Wal-Mart, Target,Dollar Store. It comes in a spray bottle and then you can buy refills for the bottle as well. It works Wonders.
Just spray it on and start wiping- it takes everything off without scrubing! Dried on Food, Grease, General dirt.. EVERYTHING!!
Good Luck
I scrape mine off with an old knife!
hiya i found the best thing to use is a sponge and soap water rub it clean then buff up with a dry towel. it brings them up gleaming. hope this helps.
Washing soda is really good! and it is really cheap and has less chemicals than cillit stuff - so I am told!
Use a bloke men like scrubbers! sorry I mean scrubbing.
Good luck
Beg, borrow or steal a steam cleaner. It will work wonders on that and everything else with steam on it. Whilst you have it, use it on the grout on bathroom tiles as well.
Use a scraper first,then clean with cillit bang..its really good...
a brillo pad, but dont rub to hard.
Cant beet the old fashion VIM or JIFF, Much better than all the expensive cleaners on the market these days
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