The Easiest Way To Clean A Greasy Range Hood Filter

Greasy Filter In Your Kitchen Exhaust Fan? That’s A Problem

When was the last time you checked on the state of the filter in your range hood? It was probably a while ago. Well, don’t feel bad, because up until a few years ago, I hadn’t ever thought about the state of my cooker hood or the filter inside it!

Then one day, as I was replacing the burnt-out lightbulb in my range hood, I caught sight of the filter. It was greasy, grimy, and frankly, pretty disgusting. I knew I needed to do something about it, but I wasn’t sure what!

After researching online, I discovered an easy and mess-free method to degrease even the greasiest range hood filter. I was shocked by how well it worked, and after bringing my range hood filter back from the brink, I learned that my kitchen exhaust fan could now do its job correctly.

Here’s how it’s done so you can also clean up the all-important filter in your stove vent!

How To Clean Your Range Hood Filter

You’ll need:

• Range hood filter
• Large stock pot
• Water
• 1/2 cup baking soda