Clean Filter with Aerosol Spray and Hose Rinse
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The Easiest Way to SUPER CLEAN Range Hood Filters Ever!!
What happens here
Taking the second, uncleaned filter outside, the host demonstrates an alternative cleaning method. He applies the 'Super Clean' degreaser in an aerosol spray format onto one side of the filter, covering about half of its surface. After letting the spray sit for a minute to allow it to work, he uses a garden hose with a nozzle to thoroughly rinse the sprayed area. While the aerosol version does clean, he notes that it's not as effective as the warm water soaking method due to the cold outdoor temperatures affecting the cleaner's performance. He then decides to complete the cleaning of this filter by submerging and agitating it in the same basin of 'Super Clean' solution used for the first filter, ensuring it is fully cleaned. He gives it a final rinse with the garden hose.
Goal: Clean the second hood filter using an aerosol degreaser and a garden hose, then complete with soaking.
Tools and materials
- Garden Hose with Nozzle — Rinsing the degreaser and grease
- Gloves — Protecting hands from degreaser
- Greasy Hood Filter — The second filter to be cleaned
- Super Clean Degreaser — Spraying directly onto the filter to dissolve grease