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Refresh Your Stove Vents: The Simple Way to Keep Your Kitchen Air Fresh and Clean
Your stove vents work hard every time you cook, pulling smoke, steam, and cooking odors out of your kitchen. Over time, these vents can get clogged with grease, dust, and grime—reducing their efficiency and leaving your kitchen smelling less than fresh. But don’t worry, refreshing your stove vents is easier than you think and makes a huge difference in maintaining a healthy, odor-free kitchen.
Why Should You Refresh Your Stove Vents?
- Improves air quality: Removes lingering smoke, grease, and odors.
- Enhances ventilation efficiency: Clean vents pull air better and reduce moisture buildup.
- Prevents fire hazards: Grease buildup can be flammable—clean vents reduce risk.
- Extends appliance life: Regular cleaning keeps your vent hood running smoothly.
How to Refresh Your Stove Vents in 5 Easy Steps
1. Turn Off and Unplug
Before you start, make sure your stove vent is turned off and unplugged for safety.
2. Remove the Filters
Most stove vents have removable filters—usually metal mesh or charcoal filters. Carefully take them out according to your vent’s manual.
3. Soak and Clean the Filters
- Fill a sink or large basin with hot water, a few drops of dish soap, and a cup of baking soda.
- Soak the filters for 15-30 minutes to loosen grease and grime.
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