Conventional oven cleaners are known for strong fumes that linger long after you've finished wiping. Spray Heavy Duty Degreaser inside a cool oven, let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes, then wipe away baked-on grease and food splatters. For heavier buildup, let it sit a little longer and use a scrub sponge on the tough spots.
Whether you have a gas, electric, or glass range, cooking spills and grease splatters build up fast—especially around burners and drip pans. Spray the degreaser on the surface, give it a minute to break things down, and wipe the cooktop clean. For glass cooktops, use a soft reusable cloth to avoid scratching.
Whether you're opening up for grilling season or cleaning up after a cookout, spray the degreaser onto cool grill grates, let the formula work for a few minutes, then scrub with a grill brush and rinse thoroughly. It cuts through the charred grease that a regular wipe-down won't touch.
Price tags, shipping labels, bumper stickers, and whatever your kids decided to decorate the furniture with; sticker residue is one of those messes that seems minor until you're standing there scraping at it with your fingernail. Spray the degreaser directly on the sticky spot, let it sit for a minute or two, then gently scrape or rub with a cloth. Sticky residue banished.
Fridge handles, blender bases, toaster ovens, the outside of the stand mixer—these surfaces collect a film of grease and fingerprints that regular cleaners don't always eliminate. Spray the degreaser on stainless steel, plastic, or glass surfaces and wipe clean. It's especially useful on range hood surfaces and the tops of cabinets above the stove, where cooking grease settles over time.
Engine grease on your hands, dashboard spills, the mystery grime that builds up in cup holders. Truly Free Home Heavy Duty Degreaser was made for car cleanup. Use it for a detail-level clean on hard interior surfaces. For seats and fabric, test on a small hidden area first.
Outdoor adventures leave a layer of grime on just about everything. Our degreaser works on deck surfaces, fiberglass, and chrome, and is useful for removing sap, salt buildup, and road grime from RV exteriors. Just make sure you rinse well after cleaning.
Greasy tools, oil-stained workbenches, and concrete garage floors are the kind of messes that regular cleaners aren't built for. Spray the degreaser directly onto the surface, scrub lightly, and rinse to get these pieces and parts like new again. For set-in oil stains on concrete, let the formula sit for several minutes before scrubbing.
Over time, dried-on food splatters become one with your microwave. And a regular all-purpose cleaner usually doesn’t do the trick. That’s where Heavy Duty Degreaser comes in. Spray the degreaser inside, let it sit for a minute, and wipe away with a warm, damp cloth. Because the formula is made with plant-based ingredients, you don't have to worry about harsh chemical fumes in an enclosed space where you heat food.
Once you start using it outside the kitchen, you'll probably wonder why you ever kept it under the sink. Grease and grime show up in more places than most people think, and having one product that handles them all makes your cleaning routine a lot simpler.