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lisamarie508 Posted - May 07 2008 : 6:40:29 PM
To clean a deep fryer. They're not submersible (which would make it much easier if it was) so I have to smear soap all over the outside, scrub until I think it's not greasy anymore and then wipe the soap off with only a damp rag. And wipe and wipe and... It's so tedious; I hate cleaning the thing. The inside's not so hard, I can lay it on it's side over the sink and actually use my sprayer to rinse after scrubbing.

Anybody have an easier way to degrease the outside?

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lisamarie508 Posted - May 07 2008 : 7:27:03 PM
Oh, do you think it would get the yellow-stained grease spots off the inside of the range hood?

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Tina Michelle Posted - May 07 2008 : 7:14:36 PM
I use that for soap scum in the bath tub and on the range hood and more.


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lisamarie508 Posted - May 07 2008 : 7:02:10 PM
Thanks, Tina. I'm going to try that tonight after the fryer cools off. I bet it rinses off easier than soap, huh?

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Tina Michelle Posted - May 07 2008 : 6:47:32 PM
baking soda and water paste.


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