Why Your Kitchen Still Feels Greasy No Matter How Much You Clean

Let’s hit you with the flying kick right away: That shiny stovetop? It’s lying to you.
Grease doesn’t just sit on surfaces. It floats in the air, sticks to cabinets, walls, light fixtures—even your ceiling.

Signs You’re Dealing With Invisible Grease:

  • A sticky film on cabinet doors
  • A slight yellow tint around the stove
  • A weird smell that doesn’t go away, even after taking out the trash

🍳 Clear View House Cleaning pro tip: Mix hot water with a little baking soda and a splash of lemon. Wipe down all surfaces—yes, even the walls near the stove. And open a window next time you cook anything greasy to help clear the air.

We’ve seen kitchens that look clean but feel heavy. Once that layer of grease is gone, your kitchen will feel like a totally different space.

The truth? Clean isn’t just about sight. It’s about how your home makes you feel. And that’s what we focus on every time we clean a space.

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