DIY Degreaser Spray

Say goodbye to stubborn grease with this easy, non-toxic DIY degreaser spray made from simple ingredients you already have at home.

If you’ve ever battled built-up grease on your stove, counters, or backsplash, you know how stubborn it can be.

This homemade degreaser spray blends baking soda, vinegar, and castile soap to create a powerful cleaning combo without harsh chemicals or synthetic fragrances.

I LOVE using DIY cleaning products because not only are they easy to make, but they actually cost way less and work the same as store bought ones.

Everyone needs a degreaser so I decided to come up with a recipe to get rid of grease and test it out. And it works great!

Why This DIY Degreaser Spray Works

Baking Soda: A natural abrasive and deodorizer, baking soda helps lift grime and break down sticky residue.

White Vinegar: Cuts through grease and helps dissolve mineral buildup, while also acting as a natural disinfectant.

Castile Soap: A gentle yet powerful plant-based soap that helps break up oily messes.

Essential Oils (Optional): Citrus essential oils like lemon, orange, or grapefruit not only boost cleaning power but leave your kitchen smelling fresh. I love how effective lemon essential oil is for cleaning!

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How to Make a Natural Degreaser Spray

This recipe makes one 16-ounce spray bottle.

Ingredients

degreaser spray ingredients

Instructions

Mix essential oils into the castile soap.

Add in the castile soap mixture and vinegar. Let it fizz—this is normal!

the mixture in a glass bowl fizzing

Pour into your spray bottle and top off with water.

Shake gently to combine.

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To Use: Spray directly on greasy surfaces, let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe clean. I found it even more effective when you sprinkle some baking soda first and then spray!

Notes & Tips

  • Skip the essential oils if you prefer unscented cleaners, but citrus oils really shine here. Lemon essential oil is very effective for cleaning too, so it’s a win-win!
  • This degreaser is great for stovetops, kitchen cabinets, backsplashes, and even outdoor grills.
  • Always do a spot test first on delicate surfaces like natural stone.
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DIY Degreaser Spray

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Materials

  • ½ cup vinegar
  • 1teaspoon liquid castile soap
  • Water
  • 20 drops lemon essential oil (optional but works and smells great)
  • Spray bottle

Instructions

    1. Mix essential oils into the castile soap.
    2. Add in the castile soap mixture and vinegar. Let it fizz, this is normal!
    3. Pour into your spray bottle and top off with water.
    4. Shake gently to combine.
    5. To Use: Spray directly on greasy surfaces, let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe clean. I found it even more effective when you sprinkle some baking soda first and then spray!

    Notes

    • Skip the essential oils if you prefer unscented cleaners, but citrus oils really shine here. Lemon essential oil is very effective for cleaning too, so it's a win-win!
    • This degreaser is great for stovetops, kitchen cabinets, backsplashes, and even outdoor grills.
    • Always do a spot test first on delicate surfaces like natural stone.

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    Final Thoughts

    This DIY degreaser spray is proof that simple, natural ingredients can be just as effective as store-bought cleaners, without the harsh fumes.

    It’s one of those staples you’ll reach for again and again in your natural cleaning routine.

    Give it a try and let me know how it works for you!

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