Burnt-on surface cleaner | Degreaser

DEGREASER is a strong alkaline cleaner, so not every surface will take it. On painted, lacquered, anodised, non-stick, decorative or other coated surfaces, try a small spot where it won't show first. Don't let it dry, and rinse well with water when you're done. Use it with care on unprotected aluminium, copper, brass or zinc, as it may change their colour. Don't use it on catalytic self-cleaning oven liners or on waxed and oiled surfaces such as natural wood.

No. DEGREASER itself is virtually odourless, with only a very mild, neutral cleaning-product scent. When a larger amount is sprayed, a fine mist forms in the air and may briefly create a sharper sensation in the nose or throat, which can make the product seem stronger-smelling than it actually is. This is not a strong odour from the liquid itself. Avoid inhaling the spray mist and ensure good ventilation during use. NANO GO DEGREASER is formulated without the strong, characteristic odour often associated with heavy-duty alkaline cleaners.

Yes, as long as the surface is fine with water and a stronger alkaline cleaner. It's handy for greasy units around the hob and cooker hood, appliance exteriors, garden tools and other washable surfaces. Try painted, lacquered or decorative finishes on a small area first.

Yes, that's what it's for: baked-on grease, burnt residue and food deposits. Switch the oven off and let it cool. Keep the spray off the heating elements, fan, electrical parts and catalytic self-cleaning liners. Rinse everything well with water afterwards.

Yes, if the material can take a strong alkaline cleaner. It works on baking trays, oven racks and the outside bottoms of suitable pots and pans. Anything that touches food needs a very thorough rinse with drinking water afterwards. Check what the item is made of. A pan can be non-stick inside and still have an unprotected aluminium base. On unprotected aluminium trays, cake tins, moka pots, old aluminium pans, cauldrons and foil containers, use DEGREASER with care, as it may change their colour.

Yes, if they can take an alkaline cleaner. Spray, leave briefly, give them a light scrub if needed and rinse well. Bear in mind that many filters are unprotected aluminium, which DEGREASER may discolour. If you're not sure what yours is made of, try a small area first.

Yes. You can use it for grease, burnt residue, soot and smoke deposits on grills, BBQ grates, cooking racks and smokers. Clean them only once cool. Anything that touches food needs a very thorough rinse with drinking water afterwards.

You can clean the removable, washable parts that can take a strong alkaline cleaner. Be careful with non-stick or other special coatings and follow the appliance manufacturer's care instructions. Keep away from electrical parts, heating elements, the control panel, vents and electronics. Rinse removable parts well.
Where rinsing isn't possible, wipe several times with a clean damp cloth.

Yes, for soot and smoke deposits on cooled glass. It's easier to spray onto a cloth than straight onto the glass, so it doesn't run onto the painted frame, sealing rope or floor. Wipe the glass well with a clean damp cloth afterwards. For the final shine, NANO GO® CRYSTAL GLASS SHINE does the job.

Yes, on glazed tiles and other tiles that can handle alkaline cleaners. If the tiles or their finish are anything out of the ordinary, try a small area first.

Yes, but carefully, and only on inside surfaces that are meant to be cleaned. Spray onto a cloth, not into the microwave. Keep clear of vents, electronics, door seals and the control panel. Wipe the area several times with a clean damp cloth afterwards. For routine microwave cleaning, NANO GO® KITCHEN CLEANER is the better choice.

Yes, on washable floors that can take a stronger alkaline cleaner, for example greasy spots next to a grill or smoker, or in a kitchen that sees a lot of cooking. For more delicate floors, follow the flooring manufacturer's care instructions.

It's meant for the heavier jobs: old grease, burnt residue and soot. For worktops, cupboards and day-to-day kitchen cleaning, NANO GO® KITCHEN CLEANER is a better fit.

No, it's ready to use. Go easy on the spray, because more product doesn't necessarily mean a cleaner result. Giving it time to work and rinsing properly afterwards matters more.

For heavy, baked-on grease, spray onto a dry surface so water doesn't dilute the cleaner. For lighter cleaning, you can put it on a cloth or sponge instead. Either way, don't let it dry.

A few minutes is often enough for light grease. For heavier dirt, leave it for up to 15 minutes, but don't let it dry. On painted, lacquered, anodised or coated surfaces, keep it shorter. If some dirt is left, rinse and go again rather than leaving the cleaner on for a very long time in one go.

On a surface that hasn't been cleaned for a long time, grease, soot, heat or earlier cleaning may already have damaged the finish. Once the thick old layer comes off, what was underneath can show through: old stains, oxidation, dull or heat-marked areas. Dull patches can also appear if the cleaner was used on the wrong surface or left to dry.

Use it as directed and in normal household amounts. Rinse the cleaned surface with water. Don't pour undiluted product or leftovers straight down the drain. And follow the advice from your system's manufacturer.

Safety information is on the label. Full composition, technical and safety information is in the digital product passport.