[mark311069]

can anyone please recommend the best way to clean extractor hoods and filters.
iam thinking steam cleaning with some sort of degreaser.
can anyone point me in the right direction, thanks
regards mark

[mark311069]

i take it nobody on here does this sort of cleaning???
this is the second time i have asked this question i think i get the message guys.

[mark311069]

commercial cleaning.

[Kevin White]

I just soak in a degreaser, scrub and rinse. If they are done regularly you should have no problem.

[Graeme]

If you are working in a kitchen or food production area, you have to use a degreaser that is safe for the kitchen and surfaces that it may come in contact with. "Foodsafe" it also has to be odourless,  you are better of cleaning the canopy by hand, remember that you cannot stand on any equipment, tables or surfaces below, you must always sheet up anything under the canopy and when finished sanitise all surfaces. Just incase.

Rgds

Graeme

[mark311069]

i have seen a foam that you spray on and leave for a bit before cleaning it off, using a steam cleaner. anybody know anything  about it

[Alan Rowley]

We've been asked to quote on an extractor hood and filters in a small factory canteen today. It's not something that we normally do but it's for a mate and the money is good.

Thinking of having a go at it. Any pitfalls to watch out for?

[Kevin White]

Pitfalls.
You come out wearing a fragrance called "eau de chippy" and the need for 2 showers.
Not the nicest of jobs with your head up a canopy, satisfying to see the end result though.

[angie666]

iv recently done a big job that included this type of cleaning and i used a product called commander.....it sprayed on and practically ran off....great result

[mark311069]

iv recently done a big job that included this type of cleaning and i used a product called commander.....it sprayed on and practically ran off....great result

can you tell me where you get the commander from!