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what OS stuff can i use to celan my over and grill pan

miaoww
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Ok - im embarassed to say that my oven and grill pan look like something out of 'how clean is your house' and finally plucked up the courage to clean them -Has anyone got any tips on what to use to get them like new again? (besides elbow grease)
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  • Jojo_the_Tightfisted
    Jojo_the_Tightfisted Posts: 27,228 Forumite
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    Scrape out the nasties from the grill pan into newspaper and sling in the bin. Leave to soak overnight in boiling water with a scoop of bio washing powder chucked in it. Should be much easier to deal with in the morning.
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    i used to use Mr *ucle, and that didn't really work. i tried neat washing up liquid and was a bit more successful. Now i squirt stardrops all over it, leave for a bit, pour boiling water over it, and a wipe with a sponge scourer finsishes it off without any real elbow greese at all. good luck!
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  • JillS_2
    JillS_2 Posts: 262 Forumite
    23rdspiral wrote: »
    i used to use Mr *ucle, and that didn't really work. i tried neat washing up liquid and was a bit more successful. Now i squirt stardrops all over it, leave for a bit, pour boiling water over it, and a wipe with a sponge scourer finsishes it off without any real elbow greese at all. good luck!

    Is this neat stardrops or diluted?
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