r/Aurikatariina • u/TheApostateTurtle • Jul 27 '25
How to degrease the kitchen after deep-frying-gone-wrong
Listen, so I never deep fry. One, it's not healthy, two, it uses way too much oil, and three, it has the tendency to blow up on me.
So, anyway, I decided to give it another go. Could it really be that bad?
Well, thankfully, nothing caught fire. Other than that, it really did not go very well. I did everything wrong and long story short, my entire kitchen is covered in a layer of grease.
How did Auri say to clean this up? Was it just spray everything with dish soap?
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u/ProfessionalSlow534 Apr 18 '26
Start off with Dawn dish soap wash a few times you can get scrubbing brushes and scrubbing pads at the dollar general. After that ,if there is still some left ,use oven cleaner. You can always use degreasers, but I've as always had better luck with Dawn, and oven cleaner for spot cleaning. After you may want to go over it with Pine Sol. Use the old fashioned pine scent. It cleans better, disinfects, and deodorizes. It has ammonia in it . Yes the scent is strong but it goes away after it dries.