An unusual way to remove drops of solidified fat in the kitchen: rags and cleaning products are not needed
Housewives are not always eager to spend a long time wiping kitchen surfaces with rags or sponges.
Especially if the cleaning was done very recently.
But, unfortunately, even a recently cleaned surface can become covered with solidified drops of oil.
This can happen if you forget to quickly wipe down your countertops and cabinets after preparing food.
What should you do if sticky stains have appeared and you don’t want to do additional cleaning?
What stationery should I use?
In any schoolchild's pencil case there is something that will help quickly remove dried drops of fat from a table, cabinet, stove or windowsill.
We are talking about the most ordinary eraser. It turns out that this accessory helps to remove not only pencil marks.
An eraser also works great to remove residues of vegetable oil.
Simply wipe the dirty area with an eraser and the frozen drops will disappear.
The procedure is quick and hassle-free. You won't even have to use a cloth, let alone powders and gels.
Of course, using an eraser when cleaning the kitchen only makes sense if there are only a few frozen drops. But if the surface is completely covered with sticky film, then the stationery accessory is unlikely to cope.
