Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner
Tough on baked-on grease, gentle on your kitchen. Tap a question below for the answer. How to use, surfaces, ingredients, septic safety, and more.
Is Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner the same as Universal Dish Spray?
No. They're separate products. The older Universal Dish Spray was replaced by Dishwashing Liquid; Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner is the foaming sprayer option for the kitchen. →
Can Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner tackle baked-on grease?
Yes. Spray, wait 15 minutes, scrub. For burnt-on layers, soak longer and use a stronger abrasive. →
When should I use Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner vs Universal Cleaner?
Universal Cleaner for everyday surfaces. Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner for grease, oil, and baked-on kitchen mess. →
Is Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner safe for food prep surfaces?
Yes. Safe for benchtops, chopping boards, and splashbacks. Always rinse with clean water before food prep. →
What certifications does Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner hold?
Sensitive Choice approved, Dermatest tested, Eczema Association recognised. Made in Australia, septic safe. →
Is Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner harsh on hands?
No. Dermatest tested for skin tolerance, contains Vitamin E. Still a surface cleaner, not a hand wash. →
Can I use Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner in a Foaming Spray Bottle?
Yes. Foaming Spray Bottle is the intended delivery method. Foam clings to vertical surfaces while it works. →
Is Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner safe on stainless steel?
Yes. Wipe with the grain, rinse, then buff dry with a clean cloth for a streak-free finish. →
Does Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner contain palm oil?
Some surfactants are palm-derived. All sourced from RSPO-certified suppliers (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil). →
Do I need to rinse after using Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner?
Yes. Always rinse with clean water before food contact. For ovens and rangehoods, wipe with a damp sponge until residue-free →
Is Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner fragrance-free?
Yes. No added fragrance, perfumes, or synthetic scents. Sensitive Choice approved, Dermatest tested. →
Can I use Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner on non-stick cookware?
Yes for the formula. Pair with a soft cloth, sponge, or Scrubby Pad soft side. Never use Diamond Sponges or steel wool. →
What should I use to wipe off Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner?
A damp Swedish Dishcloth or Dish Sponge. Always wipe with something wet, never dry, to avoid streaks. →
Is Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner a multi-purpose cleaner?
Not quite. It's a kitchen specialist for grease, oil, and food residue. For whole-home cleaning, use Universal Cleaner. →
Is Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner safe on kitchen appliances?
Yes for microwaves, stovetops, rangehoods, ovens, and BBQs. Match the scrubber to the surface and rinse thoroughly with a damp sponge. →
Do I need Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner if I already have Universal Cleaner?
Yes if you cook regularly with oil or roast often. Universal Cleaner handles light grease; Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner handles baked-on. →
How do I use Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner?
Spray, let it sit for 5 to 15 minutes depending on the surface, scrub with a soft cloth or sponge, then rinse thoroughly. →
What's ingredients are in Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner?
Fifteen ingredients including enzymes, surfactants, and Vitamin E. Sensitive Choice approved, Dermatest tested. Made in Australia. →
How do I use Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner step by step?
Six steps: fill the foamer, spray, spread, wait 5 to 15 minutes, scrub, rinse. Surface-specific soak times below. →
Is Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner safe for septic and grey water?
Yes. Septic and grey water compatible when used as directed. pH 8.5, no chlorine bleach, no phosphates. Suits rural homes, caravans, and boats. →
Is Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner safe on stone benchtops?
Sealed stone benchtops yes. Marble, polished stone, and limestone no. Other natural stones, spot test first. →
Can I use Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner in a self-cleaning oven?
Yes, apply manually to a cold oven, scrub, rinse thoroughly. Run the self-clean cycle only once all residue is gone. →