Asevi Degreaser

Asevi Degreaser

Asevi Degreaser is a non-food household cleaning product designed to tackle everyday grease and stubborn grime around the home. It is especially useful in busy kitchens where cooking oils, splashes, and sticky residues quickly build up on worktops, hobs, extractor hoods, and tiled splashbacks. Used correctly, it helps lift dirt so surfaces feel cleaner to the touch and look fresher with less scrubbing.

This type of cleaner is a good option when washing up liquid is not quite strong enough, particularly on areas that collect cooking fumes and fine grease over time. It can also be handy for other household jobs where oily residue is common, such as cleaning bins, outdoor BBQ parts once cooled, or utility-room surfaces. For best results, always follow the directions on the product packaging and test on an inconspicuous area first, especially on painted or delicate finishes.

What it’s good for

Degreasers are made to break down oily films and stuck-on food fats, helping you remove residues without having to scour as hard. Asevi Degreaser can be useful for routine cleaning as well as deeper cleans when the kitchen needs a reset.

• Cooking grease on hobs, cooker surrounds, and splashbacks
• Extractor hood surfaces and filters (where suitable and safe to clean)
• Kitchen cupboards and handles, especially near the cooker
• Worktops and tiles that feel sticky or dull from grease build-up
• Stubborn grime on household hard surfaces where grease is the main issue

Everyday results you can expect

When used as directed, you should find that greasy marks loosen more quickly and wipe away more easily. This can help reduce the time spent going over the same patch repeatedly, particularly on textured tiles or around cooker knobs and seams where residue clings. Many households also find a dedicated degreaser helps restore a cleaner finish on frequently touched areas such as cupboard doors and appliance exteriors.

For heavier build-up, it often helps to allow a short contact time before wiping, rather than rubbing straight away. You may need a second application on very old or baked-on grease, and a soft brush can help reach into grooves. Avoid using abrasive pads on surfaces that scratch easily.

How to use in a typical UK kitchen

For day-to-day cleaning, apply the product according to the label instructions, then wipe with a damp cloth or sponge. On tougher grease, apply, leave briefly as directed, then wipe away and rinse if required. Finish by drying the surface with a clean cloth to reduce streaking, especially on stainless steel and glossy cupboard doors.

If you are cleaning around food preparation areas, make sure surfaces are left clean and free from residue before preparing food. Always keep cleaning products away from food, utensils, and children, and ensure the area is well ventilated during use.

Surface care and compatibility

Degreasers are intended for hard surfaces, but kitchens often include a mix of materials, from painted cupboards to natural stone and coated appliances. Because finishes vary, it is best to use caution on delicate, porous, or unknown surfaces. If you are unsure about a specific surface, do a small patch test in a hidden spot first and wait to check for any change before using more widely.

Take extra care on aluminium, untreated wood, and certain stone worktops, as strong cleaners can mark or dull some finishes. Always follow any care advice provided by the surface or appliance manufacturer.

Storage and safety notes

Store upright in a cool, dry place and keep the cap closed when not in use. Avoid mixing with other cleaning products unless the manufacturer specifically advises it, as combining cleaners can create unwanted reactions. If the product comes into contact with eyes or skin, follow the first-aid guidance on the label and seek medical advice if symptoms persist.

For the most accurate and up-to-date guidance on safe use, ingredients, and disposal, always refer to the product label and manufacturer information on the packaging.