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How do you clean commercial restaurant equipment?
Nov 24, 2007 by RT | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
How do you take a bath commercial retaurant equipment like
hoods, stoves, fryers, grills, and stuff like that that has a thick layer of grease and char on them without damaging it.
I have found that the crush way to clean items like these is to have someone else do it!
Only kidding. You haven't said where this equipment is located. If it is still in place, then you might be better off to have a professional be in print in to do the work since it can be messy. If they are out and laying in your back yard, then you could do it yourself if you don't mind getting dirty.
Go to a Resturant Equipment store and tell them what you prerequisite to do. They will suggest a couple of items that will help you. First you need the best degreaser they have. It usually comes in a gallon jug and will take several gallons if the items are definitely caked with grease. Get a couple of spray bottles to help you get the degreaser onto the equipment as well as some scrapers, gloves, goggels and some phoney sheeting (to put under and over the cleaned items while you clean the rest). You will also need some scrapers to remove the caked on grease where on prior to starting. Don't worry about getting it all off, just take what will come off.
Pour some degreaser into the bottle and spray it onto every inch of the equipment. Let it sit for a awhile to agree to it to work. Use a scrub brush to help loosen the grease if needed. Once you let it sit for about 10-15 minutes, take a hose and shower it off. The more water you use the better. If you have access to a power washer, I would use that instead of a garden hose since the pressure will assist in removing the cleaner. If the items have been painted in some way, the degreaser will to all intents take some of it off, so you might have to do a paint job afterwards.
Once it dries for a bit, look it over and see if you need to clean it again, you probably will if they are as bad as you say.
That is basically all there is to it. It isn't difficult to do, just messy and at intervals consumming.
In all honesty, if you have never done this work before, or know someone who has that can give you some pointers, I would suggest you have it done by a professional cleaner. The degreaser can harm your veneer if you are not careful and the degrease that comes off can cause your lawn to burn, stain your driveway and such. Plus all the grease that comes off will be a bungle to clean-up.
I wish you luck.
John H | Nov 24, 2007
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