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Cleaning the Cooker gas hob - OS
xlt_hunter
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Now I wish to say many, many thanks for the person who written the tip here regarding the use of Baby Oil * on stainless steel - oh god does the hob look new again after all of the c**p removed 
- looks like brand new, kettle came up in a lovely shine as well all of the other stainless steel stuff 
- will look very presentable come dating with the local lasses 
(hey I can cook and clean :rolleyes: :eek: :eek: :eek: )
however one other problem.
Those pan holders or black stand parts of the gas hob - does anyone have a brilliant way of cleaning these - getting rid of the burt on food!? (last time I used fairy powerspray [pre MSE reading] on the old cooker and it ruined it so I don't want to be going down this road again)
Many Thanks
Mike
* - humm, might have other uses later - got a werid look in superdrugs yesterday when I was buying the bottle - kinky!
- looks like brand new, kettle came up in a lovely shine as well all of the other stainless steel stuff - will look very presentable come dating with the local lasses (hey I can cook and clean :rolleyes: :eek: :eek: :eek: )however one other problem.
Those pan holders or black stand parts of the gas hob - does anyone have a brilliant way of cleaning these - getting rid of the burt on food!? (last time I used fairy powerspray [pre MSE reading] on the old cooker and it ruined it so I don't want to be going down this road again)
Many Thanks
Mike
* - humm, might have other uses later
- got a werid look in superdrugs yesterday when I was buying the bottle - kinky! 0
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I put mine in the dishwasher and they come up lovely (only works of course if you have a dishwasher) otherwise try soaking for a while in some soda crystals that will proberbly do the trick.Pawpurrs x0
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I put mine in a bin liner along with the oven trays etc with a cupful of amonia (from Robert Dyas) I couldn't believe how easily the gunge wiped off it all the next day. Best to leave it outside overnight cos the smell is rather overpowering.True wealth lies in contentment - not cash. Dollydaydream 20060
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i cleaned my cooker yesterday using my cheap 13p washing up liquid and a bit of elbow grease
made up a strong solution of w/up and water - bout 50;50 - and left the pan stands in it to soak for an hour - quick rub with a nylon scourer and they were sparkling! (and they were 3 months baked grime on em!)wading through the treacle of life!
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Thanks everyone - I will try these out this evening (pending parent expection tomorrow!!! :eek: :eek: :eek: )0
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Oven pride is excellent although £3.99 and a bit messy to use but does the job of cleaning oven racks etc. Nothing I have tried before this worked. Might try the amonia tip though?0
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If you try ammonia - do not lean over it and breath in!!!
Do not let it anywhere near bleach as it makes a poisonous gas!
Does a great job of cleaning oven trays etc."This site is addictive!"
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you could also try soaking them in a solution of biological washing powder...cheap and seems to do the trick on mine!
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redsetter03 wrote:you could also try soaking them in a solution of biological washing powder...cheap and seems to do the trick on mine!
redsetter x
Yup, I threw all my oven shelves into the bath with some washing powder, left them to soak and with a bit of a scrub they came up sparkling - this was after not cleaning my oven for 18 months! Oh the shame of my pre OS days, shocking Comps £2016 in 2016 - 1 wins = £530 26.2%
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Nix143 wrote:Yup, I threw all my oven shelves into the bath with some washing powder, left them to soak and with a bit of a scrub they came up sparkling - this was after not cleaning my oven for 18 months! Oh the shame of my pre OS days, shocking
Thanks so much for this tip! just done all my shelves and hob bits. They are so clean!! its great.... now anyone got anytips for cleaning a bath :rotfl:Millions long for immortality who don't know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon.0 -
Anyone have a cheap & effective cleaner to clean the burners on a gas hob? Mine are pretty horrible & I'd love to have them sparkling again. Also need the same for the metal trivets.
Many thanks!0
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