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shoppergal
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Hi,
I'm sure I've seen on here before that you can clean your oven with stardros but I've done a search on previous threads and can't find out how.
Do you just dilute it with warm water and get scrubbing? Do I need to leave it a while before I use the oven again? Very embarassed to admit this but have never cleaned my oven before(had it for a year) :eek:
I'm sure I've seen on here before that you can clean your oven with stardros but I've done a search on previous threads and can't find out how.
Do you just dilute it with warm water and get scrubbing? Do I need to leave it a while before I use the oven again? Very embarassed to admit this but have never cleaned my oven before(had it for a year) :eek:
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Ah I did this not so long ago - I thought my oven cleaned itself and then I found out that it didnt. I actually squirted the star drops into the oven and wiped it over the surfaces and left it for a while then I got another cloth and some soapy water and cleaned all the grease and stardrops off - it worked a treat. I just used the oven as normal with no ill effects afterwards.0
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Stardrops is brilliant and good for thousands of jobs.
There is a heavier duty Stardrops i think would be better for an oven job.
Its white Stardrops (with ammonia) and i think i would have the water as hot as you possibly can with the old Marigolds on.
Dont be embarrassed, if we took a poll on howlong you leave your oven before cleaning it i promise you, you wouldnt be at the top of itmake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
My oven is in serious need of clean also.
I'll try the white stardrops...need to get at shops during week.
Thanks for this suggestion.
Lola:hello: Never say Never :smileyhea0 -
The white stardrops is "Starclens".0
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I've never been able to find Starclens - admittedly, I've only tried asda and tesco.0
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If you have a B&M near you they stock the Starclens.0
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If your oven is really bad - try Oven Pride costs about £3 and a lot less hard work than anything I have ever used in 40 years0
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I've never cleaned my oven.. only the door and the shelves a couple of time.. had it 11 years haha.. i put tin foil on the bottom to catch the drops.. i am terrible!!I am now debt free :j:jsince January 2009
but really need to learn how to save and budget to get some savings behind me :eek:0 -
My local Poundland has the white stardrops. They also do a green pine fragrance one and the usual orange one. I shall be buying my stardrops from there from now on as I've noticed Asda is now selling the orange bottles at £1.50. When I started buying it it was 87p then it was 50p on offer so I brought loads - and glad I did now.0
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