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Cleaning Grease Splatters Off Walls

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Date: 12/02/2006 Topics: Cleaning > Walls | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I need advice about how to clean grease splatters on glossy paint around stove?

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Post by oredwine1933 (7) | (06/28/2008)
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Using white vinegar, washing soda, or Borax cleaner are all good grease removers. I mixed washing soda with Borax and boiled it on stove top to thoroughly dissolve it. I made a small portion for a small job ie: 1/8 cup washing soda, and 1 /4 cup Borax. Added about 2 quarts water. You can adjust portions as that was more than I needed. A little goes a long way. Vinegar and water are excellent. Then there is the recipe for overnight cleaning a grungy oven. Sprinkle generously with baking soda (Cooking kind) and wetting to make it wet/damp. Leave on overnight and simply use soap and water to wash out the oven the next morning. I had to try it to believe it. (called the lazy way to clean oven.)IT REALLY DOES WORK!! The point is this: all above ways will remove kitchen grease.

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Post By (Guest Post) (09/05/2007)
There is a product you can buy at any local hardware store called TSP, it is fantastic. It comes ready to use or heavy duty mix it yourself, I prefer to mix it myself.

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Post By Andrea (Guest Post) (12/04/2006)
Try the Mr. Clean magic eraser. It's fabulous. Dollar Tree also has a similar product.

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Post By (Guest Post) (12/04/2006)
Use a sponge and a little bit of baking soda

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