How to get rid of old fat on the stove quickly: a recipe for a life-saving solution

There is one golden rule in kitchen care: cooking stains on hobs are easier to clean while they are fresh because dried and burnt dirt has to be removed at the cost of considerable effort. But only if you don't know one useful life hack with ordinary products.

Real estate expert Terry Fisher told the Express about it. He advises this life hack to his clients so that they can sell their houses for more money. After all, a well-kept kitchen increases the price of real estate.

All you need to bring the stove back to shine without having to put much effort into cleaning is baking soda and white vinegar. Combined, they create a powerful mixture that can destroy even stubborn stains without damaging the hob itself.

So, get one cup of vinegar, two tablespoons of baking soda, a microfiber cloth, a little water, and a spray bottle ready to clean. Start by generously spraying the surface with the vinegar from the spray bottle. Immediately afterward, sprinkle the baking soda evenly over it. The two substances will immediately react and begin to release foam. Leave them to work until the reaction stops completely or for 10-15 minutes, depending on the degree of dirt.

Next, use a microfiber cloth to wipe all stains in a circular motion. Then rinse and wring out the cloth well and remove the remaining product. Finally, rinse the stove with water.

If the stains are so bad that you didn't get them off the first time, repeat the procedure, and after the reaction is complete, sprinkle a little more baking soda on top and use it as a mild abrasive to remove the remaining stains.

The combination of baking soda and vinegar allows you to clean stains without leaving scratches on the surface. In addition, this method removes all odors and disinfects the stove.

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