Best kitchen degreaser? I work at a very frail restaurant and well, we get...
I work at a very frail restaurant and well, we get a visit from the strength dept and we need to CLEAN deeply! We have tile surrounded by the kitchen and about 10 years of acumulated grease on them... HELP!!
We have need of to get rid of that grease asap... What's the best method to degrease them? Someone told me to use MEAN GREEN sold at Fred's, I did and it's ok... I'm using Sysco kitchen degreaser and it's ok too but not enough... Maybe you know a better style to do it...
Any suggestions are appreciated!
Go to dollar store and buy a bottle or a couple of bottles of Awesome. It comes contained by half gallon bottles and spray bottles, cost $3.00 dollars for partially a gallon , do not dilute, or can if you wan to. this is the single best satin remover and degreaser i have ever found. If this doesn't do the trick you can try Grease lightning, also sold at dollar store. these are the best that i know of. Hope this help. Good luck.
Dawn dish soap is a pretty appropriate degreaser.
You don't want to compound any problems with the inspector by using too strong a solvent. But if you want stronger, you might look into a degreaser you'd find at an auto parts store. For myself, I prefer using the Dawn dish detergent, at no more than a 50/50 mix for really tough stuff... 25/75 for common purpose degreasing, or just a couple of squeezes of the bottle per bucket for standard cleaning.
You might find a scrubber to be handy, some sponge mops come with one attached. I've used a pole sander beside scotch brite pads on them for really tough scrub with devout results.
You'll need to rinse everything down after degreasing.
Hehehe... Just surmise. if there have been a obsession of cleaning regularly everyday, really thoroughly, this would be a lot easier.
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Answers: I would go to a paint store or a hardware store and buy some turpentine or better nonetheless get some acetone. Both are deeply inexpensive. The inconvenience is that you have to recompense attention to airing out the place and keep the window open while you work beside either because they don't smell so upright and are not good to inhale for long period or time. You should use piece of towel. Wet it with any acetone or turpentine and rub vigorously. With another piece of cloth verbs the mess away and with a third piece of cloth apply soap (even dish soap is OK) and hose down. You may want to use a 5 inch scrub brush and pour a little cleaning fluid on the nouns you have to verbs and scrub with pressure from your total arm and back. Things come material clean that passageway too. You can even clean the tops of lamp with turpentine or acetone. They come so verbs it is amazing. I hope that this helps you. Good luck!