I had a grease fire and I need help I have never done anything like

Hi Connie, I'm so very sorry to hear that! Depending on how bad it was you may need to consider cleaning all of your kitchen cabinets with TSP and then repainting them.

Hello Connie, so sorry this happened. I hope you and everyone are safe. Here's some info that may help you with the cleanup. If you have insurance, Sometimes they will assist with your proeblem.

https://aerindustries.com/blog/2017/04/17/clean-up-after-grease-fire/#:~:text=Clean%20grease%20and%20soot%20with,a%20powerful%20DIY%20smoke%20eater.

Hope this helps you!

I'm so sorry to hear that! Contact your insurance company. They should be able to help you with clean-up and repairs.

So sorry about this ! Contact your insurance company if you had damage

Hi! You really learn how good your insurance is when you have a claim. Unfortunately a large deductible can really be painful. I'm assuming there is a strong odor. An air sponge will soak up some or all of it. Check your furnace filters too. An air purifier is usually around $100 with a Hepa filter. Ours was purchased on Amazon and works great. If you have to do a lot of the cleaning yourself, use good cleaning products and clean top to bottom. TSP and TSP substitutes (like Krudkutter) are best kept off your skin, so protect yourself. We had to clean nicotine and smoke damage from heavy smoking out of a rental unit we used to own, and I scrubbed everything and still had to repaint. Kilz was applied first. Most paint counters in Lowe's, Home Depot or Ace Hardware will tint Kilz to match your paint color to make it easier. Air the room(s) out as you clean and it will help. There are companies available for fire remediation and cleaning, also. Your insurance company can give you referrals. So sorry this happened to you! Good luck!

Keep a box of baking soda nearby in the kitchen at all times in case of fire

Sorry this happened to you, Connie; here is some info on the clean up

https://regentrestoration.com/kitchen-grease-fire-clean-up.html

https://www.servicemasterbyzaba.com/blog/how-to-clean-up-after-a-kitchen-fire/

Baking soda on grease NEVER WATER

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This shows how: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9-X7esyc6s

Can you tell us more specifically the damage that was done and what you need to fix?

Please post some pics and the extent of the damage so we can help

I would use a heavy duty paint scraper to try and remove the burnt wood off cabinet, and then sand down using coarser to fine sand papers to restore the wood. Then either stain or prime and paint.

You could also buy a new door face and drawer fronts from an online manufacturer... https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=discount+kitchen+cabinet+doors+and+drawer+fronts&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

If the counter was affected you can have Lowes make you a new laminate one to remove the damaged one.

What else was affected?

I always keep a lid handy if something flares up and I have a kitchen fire extinguisher sitting right next to the stove.

Do you have any photos?

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