Housekeeping : Kitchen maintenance

Go to pinterest.com. There u will find so many tips for everything

 

I use soap and water. But if its wood then you would have to wipe it dry immediately. It will be easier if you do this often.

 

Oil spatters are an inevitable part of cooking in spite of all the careful measures you may take. Over a period of time, these stains and splatters form a nasty film of gunk which is difficult to get rid of. In most cases a mixture of vinegar and water applied with a soft brush does the trick. However, there might be certain instances which might call for a more effective agent. Try Roff Cera Clean which helps provide a shiny finish to the surface while still maintaining its structural integrity. Make sure to wash thoroughly with water after you’re done.

 

Cif cream is very good drop of cream will remove stains try it after wipe with soap water excellent result

 

Scrub it off with a citrus based spray on cleaner is great for cutting through the grease. Here in oz I use a product called orange power.