How to Clean Your Oven Hood Filter Easily: Simple Methods to Remove Grease and Make It Look Like New

Hot water

Baking soda

Dish soap (preferably a degreasing formula)

A sink or large basin

A soft brush or non-abrasive scrubber

Gloves (optional)

How to clean with this method:
1. Remove the filter:
Most filters slide or pop out easily. Check your hood’s manual if needed.

2. Dry dusting:
Tap the filter over the trash to release loose dirt. Use a soft brush to remove surface dust.

3. Prepare the solution:
Fill your sink or basin with very hot water. Add a generous amount of dish soap and ¼–½ cup of baking soda. Baking soda acts as a gentle abrasive that breaks down grease without damaging the metal.

4. Soak the filter:
Submerge the filter completely and let it soak for 30 minutes—or several hours for extra-dirty filters.

5. Scrub:
Use a soft brush to gently scrub away remaining grease, paying extra attention to corners and edges.

6. Rinse:
Rinse with hot running water until the water runs clear.

7. Dry and reinstall: