get a cold wet cloth or scourer dip it in household salt , rub the salt into the grease which will start to dissolve n liquify then wipe off. once the grease is removed rub in baby oil for a shine and to help minimise grease sticking.i dropped my chip pan all over the floor! salt does work
2006-09-21 12:17:18
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answered by EMMAL H 2
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For grease you need caustic soda, from any household hardware store. Dissolve a dessertspoon of granules in a cup of cold water, use rubber gloves, and work it into the grease with a stiff brush. Wipe off with damp cloths. Repeat if necessary. The best concentration to use will depend on how heavy, thick and crusty the grease is - if it doesn't seem to be cutting it then make the solution more concentrated. Caustic soda can cause alkali burns to skin, wash off promptly if you get splashed, and clean up thoroughly when you have finished.
2006-09-20 21:52:47
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answered by Sangmo 5
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i found a magic product at lowes. so far it has been able to degrease anything I have used it on. We originally bought it to degrease our bbq grill before repainting it. And best of all it does not have a horrid odor. I have even used it on laundry. it is called Krud Kutter.
2006-09-21 01:10:58
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answered by bttrswt1 3
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Dawn makes an excellent degreaser. spray it on and use the Mr.Clean scrubber to move it around.
2006-09-21 04:57:16
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answered by karen k 1
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Kaboom and a magic eraser from Mr. Clean... I swear that magic eraser can clean anything...
2006-09-20 22:31:09
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answered by Beth 2
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have it removed then clean it or replace the whole thing .Be cost efective .
Once removed you can use engine degreaser !!!!
2006-09-20 21:51:56
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answered by martinmm 7
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Scrape it, then use a product called TCP.
2006-09-20 21:38:24
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answered by Duncarin 5
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