The Result
And that’s it! Your range hood is clean and ready to do its job.
No more dirt and stubborn grease buildup in your range hood!
Now you know how to clean a dirty, heavily greased kitchen range hood without leaving any residue.
Cleaning and degreasing a range hood filter suddenly becomes much easier, doesn’t it?
And there’s no need for harsh chemical products that sting your eyes and make you cough!
Cleaning your range hood is easy—and best of all, you can use simple household products.
Why Does It Work?
Baking soda is excellent for removing built-up grease from filters and grilles.
It’s a powerful cleaning and degreasing agent.
It helps loosen dirt, remove grease, and also deodorize your range hood.
So it’s particularly well suited to cleaning a heavily soiled range hood.
For regular maintenance, you can also consider using white vinegar, for example.
This method can be used on many range hoods, including models from De Dietrich, Electrolux, Whirlpool, and others, as well as stainless-steel and copper hoods.
For the best results, remember to repeat this cleaning process regularly.
To find out how to remove the filters from your range hood, check the instruction manual for your particular model.
Mine is an IKEA model like this one, and the filters are very easy to remove.
I simply had to press the release button for the filter to come off.
Bonus Tips
If you have a bathtub at home, it’s even easier to soak the filters directly in the tub rather than in a basin.
Why? Because the filters can be completely submerged, so you won’t need to turn them over during cleaning.
But you may be wondering how to clean the entire range hood, since there are always parts that can’t be removed.
Simply use a sponge soaked in hot water and laundry detergent to degrease them. This works very well on those areas too.
You can also take the opportunity to clean the hood duct in the same way.
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