BEST DIY ALL NATURAL DEGREASERS FOR KITCHEN STOVE- EASY RECIPES

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Best DIY all natural degreasers for kitchen stove – easy recipes!

In this post, I’ll share with you the best way to clean your kitchen stove using only natural ingredients, such as:

• White vinegar;
• Dish soap;
• Baking soda;
• Salt;
• Apple cider vinegar;
• Essential oils.

These natural effective degreasers are my top pick when it comes to eliminate tough grease and food stains. They provide the best results with very little effort!

Make your own natural degreaser easily, and without reaching for expensive and toxic store bought products.

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Gosh! I highly dislike cleaning my kitchen stove top!

I love cooking wholesome meals for my family, but I admit that cleaning up my gas stovetop afterwards is not fun….

I know you feel the same way: just admit it! This is a safe space, so no judgement here!

However needed, sometimes it can be difficult to clean up your kitchen stove and get rid of stubborn oils or food particles.

Thankfully, I have a few tricks up my sleeve, and I’m going to share them with you!

Read this post to find the best stovetop cleaner, all natural and homemade!

IMPORTANT

Although all of the following recipes use exclusively natural ingredients, please be mindful.

Always wear protective gloves when cleaning your home.

In addition to that, make sure there is adequate ventilation. Open windows whenever possible.

The following recipes are all tried and tested by me. However, you might use them at your own risk as I’m not a professional cleaner.

the best degreasers for kitchen stove

We all know that it is very important to clean your kitchen thoroughly on a regular basis.

Indeed, safe food preparation requires clean surfaces, and I’m sure you don’t want to risk your health or that of your loved ones.

Remember that food spills, baked-on grease and soap scum, are not only unpleasant to see, but they can lead to dangerous mould and bacteria. 

DIY ALL NATURAL KITCHEN DEGREASE RECIPES

I am very focused on limiting the amount of harsh chemicals I bring into my home.

Indeed, I normally always go for an all natural route first, and only give in to store bought cleaning products if it’s really necessary (which is, in honesty, not often).

I have written extensively about the homemade cleaning products I use in my kitchen and in the home, as well as for cleaning your couch, or carpet or the garbage disposal.

Today, I’m going to show you how to clean your kitchen stove with only natural ingredients.

The following ones are very simple and easy recipes, and they only use natural ingredients you already have at home! They are, hands down, the best kitchen degreasers recipes I’ve used so far!

They all work very well on many kitchen surfaces, and not only on your stove.

you can use them for:

• Kitchen cabinets;
• Oven;
• Grill;
• Kitchen surfaces;
• Backsplash;
• Fridge and other appliances;
• Windowsills;
• Glass and mirrors;
• Etc.

HOW TO USE ALL NATURAL KITCHEN STOVE DEGREASERS

All the recipes I’m going to share today work very well to tackle a large number of jobs around your kitchen.

Naturally, you can use them to only clean the kitchen stove. However, they are very effective to clean the backsplash, your countertops and kitchen furniture, as well as your electric appliances and fridge.

If using on natural materials such as marble, or on delicate and expensive surfaces, check with the manufacturer first! Do not risk it! Leave expensive items to the professionals.

Moreover, always do a patch test first! My motto is always: better safe than sorry!

important

Whenever you want to clean an electric appliance, check the manufacturer’s instruction manual first.

Always make sure to turn off and unplug the kitchen appliances from the wall socket!

Make sure your stove is completely dry before plugging it and using it again.

ALL NATURAL HOMEMADE KITCHEN STOVE DEGREASER WITH ESSENTIAL OILS

If you follow me on my blog and YouTube channel, you might know that I use Doterra essential oils in my home and around my family and pets.

Indeed we are big fans of those natural oils!

You can use all the following recipes with the addition of just a few drops of essential oils.

This is totally optional, but I highly recommend it.

Indeed, essential oils add a lovely natural scent to your homemade cleaning products. This aroma is 100% natural and toxin free.

And, you will benefit from the aromatic power of the oils while you clean. Win, win!

In addition to that, citrus oils such as lemon or wild orange, offer incredible degreasing powers, making your cleaning jobs easier and faster.

important

Only use 100% unadulterated and pure essential oils, from a reputable company. 

Never use essential oils topically unless properly diluted, and only use them after a patch test.

Pay particular attention if you are pregnant, breast-feeding, or on older people and young children.

Some people might develop skin irritation or adverse reactions.

Never ingest essential oils without reading the label first, as not all oils can be consumed internally.

Always talk to your trusted medical practitioner and/or certified aromatherapist before using essential oils, especially if you suffer from any allergy, intolerance, are ill or are already taking any medication.

For any of the recipes in this post, you could choose from any of the following essential oils:

• Lemon essential oil;
• Wild orange essential oil;
• Tea tree essential oil (melaleuca);
• Eucalyptus essential oil;
• Cinnamon essential oil;
• Clove essential oil;
• Doterra purify (essential oil cleansing blend);
• Doterra On Guard (essential oil protective blend);
• Etc.

I have written many posts on how to start using essential oils for beginners, and how they work to support you and your loved ones with your health.

You can find many info about the power of essential oils on my blog. Just do a quick search and read any of my dedicated posts.

Also, feel free to contact me with any question you might have, as I’d love to help you to switch to a natural lifestyle.

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Natural Kitchen Stove Degreaser with White distilled Vinegar

White vinegar is one ingredient I use constantly in my home to clean and naturally deodorise surfaces.

I love it so much, I use it to make also an all natural fabric softener.

When it comes to clean your kitchen stove, vinegar acts as a natural disinfectant. Moreover, it quickly gets rid of any left over smell.

The following recipe is suitable for all types of kitchen stove, whether ceramic, glass, or stainless steel ones.

ingredients

You will need:

• Trigger spray bottle;
• Plain white, distilled vinegar;
• 1 drop of essential oil (optional).

to use

Simply fill the spray bottle with plain vinegar.

To use, spray on surfaces and gently rub with a clean microfiber cloth. No need to rinse.

The vinegar will leave your kitchen stove clean, streak free and smelling good.

This recipe also works very well on glass, stainless steel and mirrors. Use a dry, clean cloth for those surfaces.

storage instructions

You can store the bottle in a dark cupboard, away from direct heat and sunlight.

Vinegar doesn’t spoil, so use it till you run out!

Natural Kitchen Stove Degreaser with DISH SOAP

Dish soap can do so much more for you than simply wash your dishes!

Indeed, dish liquid soap is very effective on all greasy surfaces and stubborn stains.

I use it for a homemade recipe to deep clean my shower and for so many more jobs around the home. Sometimes, if I run out of an another natural cleaning product, I use it to clean my kitchen stove.

Indeed, this heavy-duty degreaser recipe is kind of an all purpose cleaner!

For this method, it is best to heavily dilute the dish soap. Otherwise, it will be a nightmare to rinse off! 

ingredients

You will need:

• A spray bottle;
• Plain, liquid dish soap;
• 1 drop of essential oil (optional);
• Water.

to use

To the spray bottle add one teaspoon of dish soap. Top up with warm water.

Shake well to mix.

With the help of a sponge, rub the mixture onto your kitchen stove, until all stains and food residue are gone.

Rinse the sponge thoroughly with lots of fresh, clean water. 

After that, start rinsing the kitchen stove. Make sure to get rid of all the soapy mixture. Let the stove to air dry.

storage instructions

Water spoils very quickly. For this reason, it is best to only make up a small quantity at the time. Just mix the amount of cleaning solution needed for your job, and dispose of the left over liquids immediately.

IMPORTANT

Dish soap can leave marks on your kitchen stove, so it is very important to rinse it well.

You could follow up with a vinegar spray if you want a shine effect on your kitchen appliance (see recipe above). 

Natural Kitchen Stove Degreaser with BAKING SODA

Baking soda is another kitchen staple I buy by the bucket loads!

It has so many cleaning purposes, such as for the kitchen, the bathroom, and the laundry. Moreover, it also helps to fight bugs and pests, as well as fleas on your pets.

It is very easy to use baking soda to clean your kitchen stove. This recipe doubles up as an effective oven cleaner as well.

Baking soda is particularly effective on tough stains and burned-on food.

This heavy-duty cleaner recipe is from the Doterra website.

ingredients

For this recipe, you will need:

• ¼ cup baking soda;
• ¼ cup table salt;
• 2 tablespoons water;
• 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar;
• 4–5 drops of Essential oils (optional).

to use

In a large bowl, mix all the ingredients together, till they form a paste.

The mixture should have a firm consistency. If it’s too runny, simply add a little bit more of baking soda.

Spread the paste all over your kitchen stove and burners.

Leave it to work for about 15 minutes.

With the help of a sponge, scrub the mixture well to remove all dirt and grime.

Rinse thoroughly to get rid of all the paste.

Let the stove to air dry.

You can follow up with my recipe for the vinegar spray (see above).

storage instructions

This all natural recipe for a kitchen stove degreaser contains water. Therefore you will need to dispose of any left over immediately.

BEST DIY ALL NATURAL DEGREASERS FOR KITCHEN STOVE: CONCLUSIONS

My dear friend, if you are looking for an all natural and good kitchen degreaser, I hope you find this post helpful.

All the recipes I mention here are truly tried and tested, and they provide excellent results with little effort and elbow grease!

Regardless of the type of stovetop you own, I’m sure you will find the above recipes very effective.

As always, feel free to leave a comment below and let me know if you try any of the methods I described.

I’d love to hear from you!

IMPORTANT

When using Essential Oils, make sure to use only CPTG Certified, Pure, Tested Grade ones, like Doterra Essential Oils. The content of this blog post and any information provided here has not been evaluated by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration), any government entity or medical practitioner. It is NOT intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, illness or condition. It is NOT intended to be a substitute for medical counselling. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or suffering from any medical condition or illness or injury, you SHOULD consult a qualified healthcare professional before using any product.