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Oven shelves - can someone plse tell me how to clean them easily?
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Hi LoLo,
There's an older thread that should help so I'll merge your thread with it to keep all the suggestions together.
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I cant seem to get the brown bits off and ive tried everything. Its on the wire rack shelves in oven and they have burnt and cant get it off.Sealed Pot dec 08 - dec 09 so far £27.67, Live off £4k Spent £330.20 GC £1,200 for 2009 Spent £50.78 PaD so far £650.07Debts: L/woods £154.00 C/One PAID O/D £649.90 Next £299.95 O/D PAID Gas £72.60 Electric £155.73 Mum £640.00 Orange £490.320
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i know it sounds yucky but my nan have soaked them in the bath with bio washing powder in the past and its worked, they came up like new, i'd make sure you rinse them well after though....and the bath too!!!0
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i was just thinking of puttin them in bath overnight but didnt know what with lol i will try itSealed Pot dec 08 - dec 09 so far £27.67, Live off £4k Spent £330.20 GC £1,200 for 2009 Spent £50.78 PaD so far £650.07Debts: L/woods £154.00 C/One PAID O/D £649.90 Next £299.95 O/D PAID Gas £72.60 Electric £155.73 Mum £640.00 Orange £490.320
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Fab idea Spaniel - I need to do this soon as well!!
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i use ammonia in a black bag overnight0
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Hi mumzy,
If you are going to soak them in the bath don't forget to put an old towel on the bottom before putting the shelves in just in case they mark the bath.
There was a thread on this the other day so I'll add yours to it to keep all the suggestions together.
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Oven pride is £3.98 in Wilkos & very easy to use. I did the washing powder in the bath trick once, yes it worked but cleaning the bath afterwards was HORRIBLE:eek:Post Natal Depression is the worst part of giving birth:p
In England we have Mothering Sunday & Father Christmas, Mothers day & Santa Clause are American merchandising tricks:mad: Demonstrate pride in your heirtage by getting it right please people!0
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