We've tried degreasers and know how to get rid of stubborn grease

What are degreasers?

A degreaser is a cleaning agent used to dissolve grease and oil from hard surfaces. However, some multipurpose cleaners can also remove grease. Degreasers are a subset of cleaners, so all degreasers are cleaners, but not all cleaners are degreasers.

What kind of degreasers are there?

Many degreasers contain chemicals or solvents designed to cause a chemical reaction that changes the state of the substance and facilitates its removal. Other degreasers use a water base to create a "grease separation" so that it floats on top of the water and forms a residue that can then be removed by a number of separation techniques.

Are degreasers dangerous?

Most degreasers cause rust on metals and damage human tissue. One of the reasons degreasers are often corrosive is that the raw materials used to make these products are cheap. Chemicals such as sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, and sodium metasilicate raise the pH of solutions above 13, making them corrosive to certain metals and human tissue. That is why they should be used carefully using protective equipment (such as rubber gloves) and kept out of the reach of children and pets.

Which degreaser is the best?

Doing our little research, we tried various ways to degrease surfaces and objects in the kitchen. This type of stubborn, baked-on fat is most often encountered, whether it's on pans, stoves, hoods, grills or kitchen cabinets. From the mildest natural agent (mixed baking soda, vinegar and lemon juice), through grandma's recipes such as homemade brandy to strong chemical agents from various manufacturers, Grease Police proved to be the most effective. It's a powerful, multipurpose degreaser and cleaner for stubborn grease, dirt, stains, scale, even rust. It is intended for cleaning all solid surfaces, appliances, dishes, grills, tools, lawnmowers, rims and much more. It has proven to be ideal for cleaning in the kitchen, but also in the bathroom, garage, garden, etc. It is not necessary to rub it on the surface by scrubbing, which prevents damage to objects, it is enough to spray it, let the agent work and later wipe it with a cloth or sponge.

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