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bookseller1980

Lucifa73 wrote: »

Not to worry - the strongest is the oven stuff and it is low odour minimum contact stuff. Basically pour it on, swish it around and walk away for a few hours then go back and wipe off. It really has been that easy...

What's it called! I NEED some! :eek:

Lucifa73

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

Cillit Bang always sounds rude to me

It has to be one of the bizzarest product names ever... Wonder if it means something properly in another country???

LouiseJ

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

Cillit Bang always sounds rude to me

:rotfl: What are you like!

I suppose it is a funny name, I havent bought any as it seems a bit pricey and I could slap the bloke in the advert.

Lucifa73

bookseller1980 wrote: »

What's it called! I NEED some! :eek:

Oven Pride. Comes with a bag to put racks in to soak in goop too. Has been the lowest hassle oven cleaner I have ever used... (not that I've used many:o :rolleyes: )

Snaggles

Have you seen the Cillit Bang Techno Remix? :rotfl:

And the dirt is goooooooooone....

bookseller1980

Lucifa73 wrote: »

Oven Pride. Comes with a bag to put racks in to soak in goop too. Has been the lowest hassle oven cleaner I have ever used... (not that I've used many:o :rolleyes: )

Must look for some. My oven is yuk!:eek:

bookseller1980

Lucifa73 wrote: »

Hey Bookie- just confirmed your FB invite.;)



Thought I'd better keep an eye on you! :rotfl:
Your wedding photos are beautiful. :T

Pooky

A good tip for ovens is to take out everything you possibly can and leave it to soak overnight in the bath with boiling water and biological washing powder.....a quick wipe over the next morning will get about 98% off (I do it monthly to save the build up)....and for the inside I use a scoop of bio powder with a good couple of tea spoons of bi-carb....just damp it down so it's like a paste, leave to soak for a good couple of hours and then wipe out....fantastic stuff.

For my ceramic hob I use a mix of washing up liquid and white vinegar in a squirty water bottle - give it a good wipe over after every meal and it gleams.

Laptop's still dead......

Lucifa73

Snaggles wrote: »

Have you seen the Cillit Bang Techno Remix? :rotfl:

And the dirt is goooooooooone....

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: That is going to buzz around my head all day now!

Lucifa73

Pooky wrote: »

A good tip for ovens is to take out everything you possibly can and leave it to soak overnight in the bath with boiling water and biological washing powder.....a quick wipe over the next morning will get about 98% off (I do it monthly to save the build up)....and for the inside I use a scoop of bio powder with a good couple of tea spoons of bi-carb....just damp it down so it's like a paste, leave to soak for a good couple of hours and then wipe out....fantastic stuff.

For my ceramic hob I use a mix of washing up liquid and white vinegar in a squirty water bottle - give it a good wipe over after every meal and it gleams.

Laptop's still dead......

Monthly!!! God now I feel like a slovenly biatch!!! Maybe I need to develop a monthly habit too though if it makes it easier...

Trouble with soaking overnight in bath is I would have to be up before Hubbles so he can take a shower...