Grease and grime can build up quickly in kitchens, but one area many people often forget to clean is their extractor fan.

Extractor fans help remove steam, smoke or cooking smells, and if you are noticing condensation and strong odours in your kitchen then it may be time to give your stove hood a clean.

To clean your extractor fan, you will need: - Dish soap. - Hot water. - Sink or basin. Instructions: 1. Carefully detach the grease filters from the hood they typically snap out easily, but ...

Extractor fans, or cooker hoods, are essential kitchen devices that help to extract the steam, grease and smoke that's produced when you're cooking - but they need cleaning regularly ...

Grease stains are a common sight in many kitchens, but what many homeowners may not realise is that extractor fans can become breeding grounds for bacteria, grease, and food particles. These vital ...

Cleaning pros reveal the surprising spots in the kitchen where grease splatter lands. Add these to your weekly cleaning ...

Keeping your kitchen spotless is a must, but there's often one place that gets forgotten - the extractor fans. These cooker hoods are key to a clean kitchen, sucking up grease, steam, and all ...

Remove extractor fan grease in 10 minutes with easy tip from AO ... grease, and food bits. These vital kitchen apparatuses boast filters which are fine mesh grates visible beneath the cooker ...

Cleaning fans have shared their tips for cleaning an extractor fan - and one person said they managed to get rid of "5 years" of grease without scrubbing using a natural item ...

Kitchen cabinets are for storing dishes, not grease. Unfortunately, wood cabinets, whether painted or natural with a clear finish, are prone to all sorts of grease, grime and gunk from simply ...