The Cook wrote:
> Nancy Young > wrote:
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>
>>John Gaughan wrote:
>>
>>>Our deep fryer is on the counter next to the refrigerator. Over a year
>>>and a half of use the refrigerator has grease spatters on the side. It
>>>is not too bad, but before we move out we need to get it clean. I tried
>>>scrubbing with hot soapy water and a plastic scrub pad, but it barely
>>>made a dent in the grease. I am sure steel wool would get it off, but
>>>that would ruin the finish.
>>>
>>>What should I do to get rid of the grease spots?
>>
>>You seriously need Dow Scrubbing Bubbles. Spray it on, let it sit and
>>do its job. Then get out the Scotch Brite sponge and gently give it
>>the wash on/wash off action. With the scrubby side.
>>
>>nancy
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>
>
> Nancy posted this hint some time ago and it works well. Makes
> cleaning the stove much easier.
>
> Another thing I use to clean in the kitchen is baking soda. I does
> any excellent cleaning job on dirt and grease and dissolves without
> leaving grit.
>
>

He's gonna need a stronger alkaline cleaner than baking soda -- the grease
is polymerized. Oven cleaner would be ideal, but might damage the paint on
the fridge. That's why I recommended trying *washing* soda.

-bob