Cleaning kitchen extractor filter FAQ

Nov 11, 2020 Last reply: 5 years ago 22 Replies

Fuming Nitric .... (er, don't)

Mother digs up an old recipe, takes a tin of evaporated milk and chills it in the fridge, then boils it in a saucepan of water, then plans to continues with the recipe. I'd argue both steps are unnecessary - the heat treatment has been done in the canning factory, but anyway ....

Of course, today is Friday 13th, she's called away to something and the can has been boiled to death, saucepan boils dry. I now find I urgently need to source replacement filters for the John Lewis cooker hood and burner caps for the Neff hob, as they are both somewhat mangled from the rather loud explosion. Everything now is hard coated and smells of toffee.

This is gonna be fun ... I'm hoping these filters are a standard fitment John Lewis's supplier has bought from someone else.

Adrian, you have my sympathy. I'm reminded of an incident from my youth (about 50 years ago.) I had read that the best way to lubricate a motorcycle chain was to immerse it in molten grease. So I put a can of grease in a saucepan on the stove and went outside to do something on the old Norton Dominator 500. Rather later when I returned to the kitchen the greasy soot was over the walls, the ceiling, everything ... No hood, no filters to clean though.

Google

elica cooker hood filter

Whatever the branding they all seem to come out of the Elica factory

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