This headline is claiming that baking soda can be turned into a homemade grease-cutting cleaner and used on several household surfaces. The phrase “the only way” is exaggerated—baking soda can help with grease, but it isn’t the strongest cleaner for every type of grease or every surface.
A simple baking-soda grease paste
Mix:
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3 tablespoons baking soda
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1 tablespoon dishwashing liquid
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Add a little warm water until you get a spreadable paste.
Apply a small amount to greasy areas, leave it for 5–10 minutes, gently scrub with a non-abrasive sponge, then rinse/wipe thoroughly.
Where it can help
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Stovetop surfaces
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Range-hood/extractor areas
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Greasy kitchen sinks
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Cookware with baked-on residue
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Cabinet surfaces that are compatible with water-based cleaning
⚠️ Be careful
Baking soda is mildly abrasive, so don’t aggressively scrub polished metal, delicate finishes, nonstick coatings, marble, or easily scratched surfaces. Test an inconspicuous area first.
And never mix cleaning products containing bleach with acids such as vinegar.
If you meant the specific viral “recipe in the…” (the headline appears to be cut off), send the rest of it and I can explain whether that particular recipe actually works.
