Key Takeaways

Your range hood collects greasy buildup every time it's used, so regular deep cleaning is essential to avoid fire hazards.

Clean the filter by soaking it in a mix of boiling water, dish soap, and baking soda, then wipe down the hood and fan blades with a degreasing solution followed by a vinegar rinse.

To keep it functioning well and looking sharp, clean the hood monthly (or seasonally if you cook less).

Whether you have a basic model range hood tucked under an upper cabinet or one with a designer cover, this appliance works hard to capture greasy particles as you prepare your favorite stovetop dishes.

Even if you never cook, each time you turn on the vent fan to get rid of takeout food odors, it is drawing particulates from the air in your kitchen—and that collection

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