If you notice that the mesh of the hood is quickly covered with a sticky coating, and the air in the kitchen has become heavy and smells of old oil, the problem is not in the power of the appliance. The reason is that small fatty particles settle in the filter cells and gradually clog the passage. Cleaning with conventional means can be difficult, especially in narrow corners and frame joints. But there is a way to simplify this task without extra effort.
Take a bowl of hot water, two tablespoons of baking soda and a drop of dish soap. Pour the liquid into a container, add the ingredients and stir gently until completely dissolved. Remove the metal filter and completely immerse it in the solution. Leave for twenty to thirty minutes until the dirt begins to separate on its own. Then remove the grill, rinse under warm water and wipe with a soft sponge. Finally, dry with a towel and return to place.
Sticky deposits soften under the influence of hot water and an alkaline environment, and are therefore removed without mechanical friction. This method does not scratch the coating, eliminates foreign odors and restores the traction of the device. Regular use helps maintain cleanliness without long soakings and caustic household chemicals.
