Failure to clean the extractor can lead to malfunctions and could even cause a small fire due to clogged ducts.
To have a shining housefree of odors and that looks cared for, it is key to have a cleaning routine specially dedicated to each environment to attack dirt appropriately. Although all parts of the home should be cleaned, the kitchen is the most important place and should be given the most attention.
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Between furniture, surfaces in contact with food, the oven and more applianceswe tend to forget one of the most important for avoid bad smells and the grease on the walls: it is extractor. Therefore, to extend its useful life and guarantee its operation, we leave you a complete guide to clean it completely.


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How to clean the extractor in a simple way
How to clean filters
- Unscrew or remove the filters from the extractor hood.
- Mix hot water with degreasing soap or baking soda and vinegar.
- Place the filters in the sink and brush them with the cleaning solution using a soft-bristled brush. If they are very dirty, let them soak for a few minutes.
- Wash the filters with hot water until no trace of grease or soap remains.
- Let them air dry or dry them with a towel before installing them again.
How to clean the motor and fan
- Leave the motor and fan visible.
- Fill a large pot with water and bring it to a boil. Ideally, place the pot on a fire that is as centered as possible.
- I added a half cup of baking soda and juice of half a lemon to the water.
- When it comes to a boil, run the extractor at maximum power and let it soak in the water vapor for approximately an hour.
- After this time, all the dirt must have fallen onto the kitchen; With a damp cloth and degreaser, dry everything.
Source: Ambito

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