Another vote for Oven Pride. The shelves and grill pan come out gleaming with very little scrubbing.
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Oven Cleaner
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Another vote for Oven Pride. The shelves and grill pan come out gleaming with very little scrubbing.
kingcole
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I have just booked a bloke to come to my house on Thursday to clean my oven.
I am a filthy sod have have not cleaned it properly in 5 years. He tells me that for £49 my double oven, including racking will look like new.
If it's any good I will let you know
I am a filthy sod have have not cleaned it properly in 5 years. He tells me that for £49 my double oven, including racking will look like new.
If it's any good I will let you know
Camicus
New member
Wizz is the way forwards stuffs evil but really works
Chuck it and buy a proper self-cleaning oven.
I have a couple of Siemens activeClean ovens - activeClean sets the oven to 500c and burns all the crap off in 2 hours, whilst you catch up with some sport. Quick sweep out after with a dustpan and brush and a wipe over with a cloth, job done. Less than 2 minutes of effort required.
I have a couple of Siemens activeClean ovens - activeClean sets the oven to 500c and burns all the crap off in 2 hours, whilst you catch up with some sport. Quick sweep out after with a dustpan and brush and a wipe over with a cloth, job done. Less than 2 minutes of effort required.
Do they slide it out of position and clean round the sides and back too?
(I live in South Wales 
mistahclarke
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- Jul 28, 2009
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Oven priding as we speak. It's a bit of a pain to be honest and I've heard of "oven bombs" which are better but never found them.
hitony
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In fairness it's not really that bad, its about 7 years old and has never been properly cleaned apart from a wipe out after useage, but yesterday we cooked a chicken in it and i just noticed it could probably do with a decent proper clean, but it really does not warrant a guy to come round and do it.
Not being very clued up on oven cleaners I thought i would ask on here for any suggestions.
That Oven Pride does look good but from what i can see its been recalled as some kid drank some or something like that, its been recalled because of the caps to the bottle i think
i know tescos arnt doing it at present anyway!And thanks to everyone for there suggestions, yes even you [MENTION=5707]Nibble[/MENTION]
Cheers Guys
mistahclarke
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- Jul 28, 2009
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Asda about 6-12 months ago.
If you can find the bombs, they explode covering the whole oven in cleaning fluid, rather than manually having to spread it around with a cloth.
mistahclarke
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- Jul 28, 2009
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Hyperion
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- Nov 1, 2010
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Well sorry, just hope things don't boil over.
Nibble
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- Jan 3, 2007
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I don't know why but this really made me snigger.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Simmer down.
Nibble
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- Jan 3, 2007
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It did me as well
Welcome to my oven cleaning thread by the way, hope you enjoy it
I never had any doubt.
A tip for the easier but no less unpleasant task of cleaning your microwave oven: Cut a lemon in half, stick half into a bowl of boiling water, whack it in the mw on full for 3 mins. Remove and a paper towel will wipe away all and any dirt nomatter how stubborn. It really works a treat.
Hyperion
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- Nov 1, 2010
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I sense a DEGREE of bitterness there. No need to pan me for it
