Hidden grease areas in your kitchen

The article focuses on various areas within the kitchen where grease tends to accumulate in an unattractive way. It emphasizes the importance of regular cleaning of these areas to maintain the kitchen's cleanliness and efficiency. It mentions that grease is not limited to the surface of the stove but also builds up on top of cabinets, appliance handles, the sides and edges surrounding the tiles, the wall behind the stove, the range hood pipes, ventilation openings, as well as the edges and corners around drawers and doors. The buildup of grease and dust leads to the formation of sticky layers that become difficult to remove over time and may reduce the efficiency of the range hood and other appliances. To make cleaning easier, it is recommended to wipe surfaces with warm water and a suitable cleaner, leaving the cleaner on old grease for a few minutes before wiping, and avoiding harsh substances on delicate surfaces. The article highlights the importance of periodically cleaning these areas to prevent grease buildup and the difficulty of removal, especially in zones close to the cooking source.

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