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How to clean baking trays/roasting tins?
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Penelope_Penguin wrote: »I think it's the oil polymerising.
Bit of cream cleaner works for me.
Penny. x
When you say cream cleaner, do you mean like Cif?
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i clean aluminium/metal baking trays the same way i do the frying pans: half fill with water, dash of washing up liquid, and put it on the hob. bring up to the boil, turn down really low and let simmer for a little while and everything just floats off.0
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I wonder what Delia does to the skins that resulted in the swearing filter taking effect? !!!!!!!!! I'm assuming that's what these are anyway?
I think I worked it out "pr*ck skins"[SIZE=-1]"Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad"[/SIZE]
Trying not to waste food!:j
ETA Philosophy is wondering whether a Bloody Mary counts as a Smoothie0 -
hi,just used oven pride to sort out disgusting cooker,it's £3.00 for the liquid and bag,so i was wondering,now i have the bag,does anyone have a good tip what i could put in it to clean the oven trays in future rather than buying whole kit again?
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Could you wash the bag out the first time? Maybe the charity bags which get dropped through your door might be good for disposable oven racks - however, they're more likely to tear.
I would also say - Do NOT put in more than 2 baking racks (which it recommends) or you end up not cleaning 3 racks properly!! (Still miles better though)
Edit - I completely misread it... I thought you said you had the solution but no bag... Not had the bag and no solution! :rotfl: sorry!!!0 -
hi,just used oven pride to sort out disgusting cooker,it's £3.00 for the liquid and bag,so i was wondering,now i have the bag,does anyone have a good tip what i could put in it to clean the oven trays in future rather than buying whole kit again?
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Someone recommended using ammonia on one of the threads. You pour in a cup of ammonia when you have the trays in, then seal the bag up. You have to be careful of the fumes because they are powerful! I've done it before and it works.0 -
this thread should have loads of ideas as should this one and this one
just found this one as well
hope these help and ill merge this later
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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