Simple maintenance on weekdays can save you the trouble of year-end cleaning. After cooking every time, let the range hood continue to run for 30 seconds to 1 minute, so as to extract the oil fume and unburned carbon monoxide remaining in the air out of the house, reducing the chance of housewives getting lung cancer. While there is still residual heat on the range hood, wipe the surface with a rag to easily wipe off the oil stains on the range hood, keeping it clean and not greasy. When cleaning the exhaust fan, first cover the gas stove with newspaper, turn on the switch of the range hood, spray the cleaner on the range hood fan and let it stand for 3 minutes, then spray warm water into the range hood fan to dissolve the detergent. The oil from the oil will flow into the oil storage box, and then clean the oil storage tank. It is enough to clean the fan about once a week.

But the most annoying thing about the range hood is the cleaning of the oil storage box. It is recommended that you put a layer of plastic wrap inside the box. A part of the plastic wrap should protrude from the oil storage box and completely cover the original inner surface of the box, so that The oil fume is adsorbed on the plastic wrap, and it can be replaced every once in a while. Or you can use plastic pudding cups or paper cups after eating to replace the original oil storage box. As long as you replace it regularly, you can save the trouble of cleaning and not easy to clean.