Cleaning Kitchen Exhaust Fan?

Question

I have two very stubborn exhaust fans in my kitchen. I always unscrew them and soak them in the kitchen sink with dishwashing soap and sometimes Ajax cleaner for a few hours and try to rub off the dirt from it, but I don't always success. My fans still come out a little sticky. What is a good way to clean my exhaust fans?

Answer 1

Vinegar & Water you use 4cups of water & 2Tbsps vinegar let them soak for a few hours the problem will be solved.Good Luck
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Answer 2

1. Cut the source of power going to the fan. 2. Open windows or turn on a fan nearby to ventilate the area in which you're working. 3. If the exhaust fan includes mesh filters, remove them and pour boiling water through them. Soak them in a mixture of hot water and ammonia (1/2 cup ammonia to 1 gallon of water) for an hour. 4. Remove the mesh from the soaking solution and scrub the solution around the mesh to finish the job. 5. Prepare either a mixture of TSP and water or less chemically intense mixture of ¼ ammonia, 2 tbsp. baking soda and 1 qt. warm water. 6. Put on the rubber gloves and, using the above mixture and rags or brushes, scrub the exhaust fan blades and then the fan housing. Work toward you to reduce the likelihood of dirty water settling on clean areas. 7. Wipe cleaned areas frequently with a damp rag. Repeat the cleaning-and-wiping process multiple times. 8. Using paper towels, wipe down the motor housing unit. 9. When everything is clean and dry, reattach the filters.

Answer 3

Instead of Ajax cleaner that contains bleach...try one tablespoon of ammonia with your dishwashing soap it will lift off the grease.

Answer 4

sticky means oily stuff.
rub some baking powder mixed with water on it. let it rest for a while.
scrub it with detergent. wash .

Answer 5

Try that product CLR, it seems to work really good with anything, even coffee pots. Good Luck.

Answer 6

washing powder dissolves straight up otherwise use meth petrol kero, but wash thouroughly