Sydney cleaner reveals how to clean greasy rangehood filters using Tricleanium

A professional cleaner has wowed thousands with her trick for making grease and grime on rangehood filters melt away like ‘magic’. 

Gabby from Kings Cleaning Co in Sydney dipped the mesh cooker filters in a sink of hot water with Tricleanium concentrated cleaner. 

She held the filter in the water for just ten seconds and when she lifted it out it looked like new again with no scrubbing or wiping required. 

After removing the filters which were caked with grease from the rangehood, Gabby sprinkled Tricleanium at the bottom of her sink and filled it with steaming hot water. 

The cleaner simply dips the filters in the water and counts to ten before lifting them out revealing how much of the dirt had disappeared. 

To clean the rest of the filters, she wipes away the grime with the water in the sink and a sponge.   

‘You can smell all the fish coming off, all the bacon, all the sausages,’ she said as the water in the sink started to turn brown. 

Gabby warned against leaving the filters soaking in the solution as it could damage them. 

‘A top tip from a professional cleaner that uses Tricleanium, we only drop them in because that’s how fast it works,’ she said.  

Gabby sprinkled Tricleanium at the bottom of her sink and filled it with steaming hot water then dips the filters in for 10 seconds before revealing how much of the dirt had disappeared

You don’t need to leave them soaking, why? Because it starts tarnishing all the metal. You just need to drop and pull out.’

Tricleanium can be bought at major hardware stores including Bunnings and Mitre 10 for around $21 for a 1kg bag

Gabby added those using Tricleanium should be sure to rinse all the product off afterwards as it could start oxidising and ruin the filters. 

Tricleanium can be bought at major hardware stores including Bunnings and Mitre 10 for around $21 for a 1kg bag. 

It is a multi purpose alkaline-based cleaner that can remove dirt, grease, mould and smoke stains from most surfaces. 

Gabby’s shared the hack in two TikTok videos that racked up more than 2.7million views wowing viewers.

‘What sorcery is this?!’ one woman asked and another said: ‘That thing is MAGICCCC’.

‘I’ve been using it for years. It really does clean that easily and quickly. Love it,’ wrote a third. 

Others pointed out Tricleanium can be used on ovens, flooring and walls while some shared their own hacks for cleaning rangehood filters. 

‘Just put them in the dishwasher (if you have one). They come out perfectly clean without any scrubbing,’ someone wrote. 

‘I just use Vanish it works the same,’ a second replied. 

‘Just spray it with oven clean, let sit for as long as u want, just rinse with hot water – Eh voila! No scrubbing,’ another added. 

‘Lectric soda from Woolies does the same thing, I was amazed,’ another viewer suggested.

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