Hob scraper where to buy or substitute

jackie_w

Hello there,

I was watching How clean is your house, and Kim and Aggie were cleaning the glass on the oven door with Bicarb of Soda and washing up liquid. They made it into a paste and put it on the glass, left it for a little while, and then scraped it off with a hob scraper.
Ive never heard of one of these before, anyone got any ideas where I can buy one, or what I can use as a substitute?


Many thanks


Jackie

floyd

I would imagine a plastic car ice scraper would do the same thing

Debt_Free_Chick

If you're careful, you can use one of those Stanley blade scrapers that are made for getting paint off glass.

Zebradome

John Lewis have one in store- It's Hobrite - around £8

mumoftwo

I think Lakeland do one

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/ceramic-hob-cleaning-kit/F/keyword/hob+scraper/product/7483

purpleivy

I use a Stanley scraper designed for getting paint off glass. I use it for all sorts of things, even scraping paint off glass...sticky labels, gunge off the tile floors, spots in the oven.

jackie_w

Thanks everyone for your replies. Im sure Dh has one of those glass scraper things so I will try that first.


Jackie xx

lil_me

Oh how naughty, I've resisted Lakeland here since it opened nearly a year ago, but my hobs in serious needs..... so now I need to go :j

eselt

Hi, I use a cheap plastic windowscreen icescraper- works wonders on non-stick roasting tins, grillpans etc too.

lil_me

eselt wrote: »

Hi, I use a cheap plastic windowscreen icescraper- works wonders on non-stick roasting tins, grillpans etc too.

shhhhhhhhhhhh you'll take my excuse away :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: