Brilgrease — Concentrated Degreaser
The kitchen one. Grease, oil, wax — on surfaces and on fabric.
BH0210
See it on the Chogan storeOpens the Chogan store in a new tab
#ad · Affiliate link — I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
The one I reach for after cooking. Straight from the sprayer on heavy grease, diluted with water for everyday wiping — and a bottle lasts a long time.
It works on fabric too, which is the part people miss — a greasy tea towel or a splashed apron goes in with it rather than being thrown out.
What's in it
- 750 ml, ultra-concentrated — diluted for everyday cleaning
- Removes grease, oil, waxes and general kitchen dirt
- For washable surfaces and washable fabrics
- Lemon fragrance
Ingredients and how to use it
From the manufacturer’s technical data sheet. BH0210
How to use it
Spray straight onto the surface, leave for a few seconds, then wipe off with a sponge, a clean cloth or paper towel. For light dirt, dilute 10–50% in water and use the same way. In floor-cleaning machines, 0.5–5%.
Worth knowing before you buy
- Test it first on non-anodised aluminium and painted surfaces: at the wrong dilution it can oxidise the aluminium and damage some paints.
- It strips wax, so keep it off waxed surfaces.
- Ammonia-free and phosphate-free.
- DANGER. Causes severe skin burns and eye damage.
- Wear protective gloves, eye protection and protective clothing. Do not breathe the spray or fumes.
- If it gets in the eyes: rinse cautiously with water for several minutes, remove contact lenses if easy to do, keep rinsing, and call a poison centre or doctor immediately.
- If it gets on the skin: take off contaminated clothing straight away and rinse the skin with water.
- Harmful to aquatic life with long-lasting effects — don't pour leftovers out into the environment.
- Comes without a spray head — the trigger from an old cleaner fits.
Watch
Food supplements are not medicines and do not replace a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or have a chronic condition, speak to your doctor first.