[pro-clean]

Hi
About to quote for a deep clean on a kitchen to include tiled walls, windows internal, work tops, cookers, floors, and grills to the air vents/extractor fans, it's a communal kitchen it's probley used around about 12 hours in a 24 hour period by the tenants, i would be grateful for any information on suitable degreasers and any legal information concerning hvca (we have only been asked to clean the exterior of the air vents grills)
thanks
 

[Gerry Styles]

You could try "force" from Premiere Products. it is a good degreaser. Be careful with hvca. There are specialist cleaners thet deal with tham.

[Cleaning Resource]

Rubicon is the stuff to use it destroys grease on contact,

[classcleaning]

Hi
About to quote for a deep clean on a kitchen to include tiled walls, windows internal, work tops, cookers, floors, and grills to the air vents/extractor fans, it's a communal kitchen it's probley used around about 12 hours in a 24 hour period by the tenants, i would be grateful for any information on suitable degreasers and any legal information concerning hvca (we have only been asked to clean the exterior of the air vents grills)
thanks
 

Well to be honest,vinegar is probably the most natural de-greaser you could find.And incase you are looking for some reputed stuff try purple extreme.Am posting an image so that you get to know what it is.

[DREAM CLEAN]

Hi Pro clean

Try MP9 from premier products,

Good stuff

Nick

[pro-clean]

hi  thanks for your advice

[Neil Williams]

I need someof these super de greasers PDQ.
What are the web addresses for these products mentioned above?

[The Great One]

Hi

Go to your local janitorial supplier and buy a 5 Ltr Brillo degreser at about £12.

i've used this stuff for 4 1/2 years. Does kitchens a treat, the grease just melts off.

Regards

Martin

[Cleaning Resource]

that brillo stuff is good

[CATMAN]

Hi try this. Very strong, very good, but wear goggles and gloves. I got some in my eye earlier this week cleaning chip pan fire ceiling, ohh did I dance and it'll take skin off yours fingers CATMAN

http://www.admiral-cleaning-supplies.com/productInfo.aspx?catRef=IC0007/F040/5

[Mrs Nicholls]

Hi,

i'm just starting getting the spring cleaning enquiries and no doubt greasy kitcens will be involved.

is the brillo degreaser you speak of called 5l brillo cleaner and degreaser? its a tenner at victor.co.uk

how is it best used?

thanks
lisa

[cwmarsham]

I know this is an older post but I'll put this here for anyone else looking for help, I agree with martin_606 about Brillo also have a look for his ace tip on washing up liquid, if you go down the road of using force make sure it is standard force as this is food safe the citrus force is perfumed and and may not be food safe. With the canopy does it have filters of baffle plates? If it have the filters with a mesh in them then I would use the powdered Suma Frit in a dip tank, but I would be careful when using this use suitable PPE. If it is filters that are quite shiny and have bars I would put them in a dip tank of Brillo as Suma Frit will tarnish these type of filters if these type of filters are minging a good old bottle brush and some elbow grease will work.  If the kitchen has fly screens a large sponge dip tank of Brillo and wash each one down be careful as these can easily pop of their rubber seals if to much pressure is put on them, don't worry they can easily put back in. For the cooker I would use the spray Suma Frit CAUTION! I can not stress this enough use EYE PROTECTION! For the rest of the kitchen Force or Brillo...or for the tight wads like me washing up liquid