Commercial kitchen degreaser that fits a closing shift

Where it goes to work

• Extractor hood filters and canopy interiors — the biggest fire-risk grease trap in the building.
• Flat tops, char grills and salamanders after service.
• Fryer exteriors, baskets and surrounding stainless.
• Combi oven interiors, racks and door glass.
• Prep-line stainless, shelving and wheeled equipment.
• Food truck galleys where ventilation is limited and space is tight.

Why dwell time is the whole argument

A caustic product that needs twenty minutes and heavy ventilation does not get used properly on a Friday close — it gets sprayed, wiped early, and half the grease stays. A two-minute foam gets used as directed, which means the deep clean actually happens on schedule instead of drifting to the monthly list.

Low odour matters for the same practical reason: staff can clean the hood while someone else finishes the walk-in without the whole kitchen having to clear out.

A close-down routine that works

1. 1

   Kill the heat and let surfaces cool

   Never spray hot metal. Start the routine elsewhere while the flat top and fryer come down to a safe temperature.

2. 2

   Scrape and sweep loose debris

   Carbon flakes and food solids absorb product that should be attacking the bonded layer underneath.

3. 3

   Foam the whole zone, then move on

   Coat hood filters, grill and surrounds in one pass, then do another task for two minutes rather than standing and waiting.

4. 4

   Wipe down and rinse food-contact surfaces

   Damp microfibre in one direction, then a clean-water rinse on anything food touches. Dry to avoid streaking on stainless.

Buying for a kitchen, not a household

Volume is the practical difference. A domestic customer buys three bottles; a kitchen running a nightly hood and grill routine gets through that in a fortnight. The 8-bottle bundle brings the per-bottle price to $9 and is the sensible starting order for a single-site operation.

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