£1 cleaning hack works like magic to remove kitchen grease

You might want to try this “brilliant” hack, which “works like magic” and has been hailed by cleaning enthusiasts for getting the job done.

Sometimes, no matter how much or little you cook, grease splatters from your oven can take over your kitchen.

From covering cooker hoods to wall tiles and of course the many kitchen worktops, it can be difficult to get grease to budge.

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However, if washing up liquid isn’t cutting it, there’s no need to fear as Brits have been raving about the miracle of Elbow Grease – the cheap product is said to be “amazing”.

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It comes as someone asked on the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook page: “How to remove grease from cooker hood and wall tiles please.what to use.”

The post received just under 100 responses, with the majority recommending the affordable cleaning spray.

This Mrs Hinch fan commented: “Elbow grease spray and wipe it's brilliant stuff x”

Another added: “Yellow elbow grease spray it’s brilliant.”

A third person put: “Elbow grease yellow or pink spray amazing.”

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Meanwhile, one group member revealed: “Elbow grease spray , works like magic for this xx”

This user explained: “Elbow grease spray leave to sit for 10 mins and have a bucket of warm soapy water to wipe it all down.”

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For thicker grease and oil stains in your kitchen, a person shared: “Yep I second the product called elbow grease. If it’s still too caked on depending how bad it is, you can also use pre mixed sugar soap that you’ll find in decorating shops then another round of elbow grease.”

A 1L bottle of Elbow Grease currently costs £1 at Poundland and a 500ml spray is £1.20 at Tesco.

Have you tried Elbow Grease to get rid of grease and oil stains in your kitchen? Let us know if it worked for you or if you have any other recommendations in the comments below.