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OS Daily Thread for Saturday 13th January 2007
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lil_me wrote:The grill pan where you put the food ? I do mine as soon as it's used and rarely needs scrubbing (tend to use my George) but when I got my cooker recently (second hand) I soaked it in the bath, for probably 1/2 hour ish maybe longer (only place big enough) with very hot water and a cup full of soda crystals. Muck just fell off when I wiped over it. A lot use tin foil on the pan to save as much scrubbing as it just lifts out and then wash it.
no that bit i can cope with the joined to the oven bit where the heat comes from you kind of have to poke your head in to see it - does that make sense?? and i hope my grill pan wouldn't have muck fall off like that :eek:0 -
The elements, only ever cleaned them with water and a sponge myself, when cold of course and switched off. Don't think you can use oven cleaners etc on them.One day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
I've always found the turning the grill on full with nothing cooking helps - it should burn off all the fat and muck that's built up - might be a bit smokey and smelly for a bit but will help."Start every day off with a smile and get it over with" - W. C. Field.0
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Pooky wrote:...
And a big thanks for the pm, your generosity brought a tear to my eye.it's because you're run down with the 'flu and your eyes leaked
What great girls you have there :T :T
scaredy cat - long time since I've had an electric cooker, but when I did, I would wipe them over with a solution of warm washing up water and then wipe over again with a damp sponge in plain clear water (that way I'd know that if the water was still clean, the elements were too plus it meant nothing toxic was left on the elements). Don't use a scourer of any kind (even the scourer side of a sponge) because it might damage the elements.
pam - hoping your dh is successful in his lorry hunting!
Well, I've impressed myself this evening :rotfl: The "leftovers" curry went down a storm!! So now the fridge is purged of a handful of cold new potatoes, the remains of some soup, a handful of peas, some chickpeas and a few prawns! Good job too because I need to give the fridge a clean out on Monday (bin men early hours Tuesday, so the fridge always needs a sort out on a Monday) and it looks like it could do with a bit of a defrost too. The nut crackers I made (from a dried packet, similar to prawn crackers) were not so successful - but that's mainly because d12yo "greedy guts" was scoffing handfuls as they drained and while I was cooking the rest and so his tummy was a layer of freshly cooked crackers/oil before he even began his meal :rolleyes: silly boy! He'll learn the hard way
And that is all the OS'ing I intend to do today! Now it's *my* time~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PMS Pot: £57.53 Pigsback Pot: £23.00
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DH is going to put DD off to bed so I am off for an early night too, have a quiet night everyone. The wind has picked up here again and it's making me wish we didn't have open fireplaces in all the bedroomsOrganised people are just too lazy to look for things
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wind howling here too and rain, i am off to bed soon too with the papers and my new recipe book, two hot water bottles and assorted cats
night night moggins
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Evening All
DD is in bed and after 20mins and 1 trip in to rescue Piglet off the floor it has gone quiet. DH is making Fajitas for tea and I'm about to open the wine bottle. I'm all in all much happier than earlier, going to go back and read the thread now.
Hope everybody has a relaxing eveningSorting my life out one day at a time0 -
i'm watching your country needs you and at the moment i'm ashamed to be scottish lol!:love: married to the man of my dreams! 9-08-090
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Goodnight to those who are having an early one, winds getting even worse here too and it's started to rain again so have put more towels next to the leaking door.
Going to put the boys in the bath then to bed now, hope they go easier than last night, they were up and down like yoyos.One day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
Well my early night worked, not! DH did put DD to bed and then fell asleep on the sofa so I had to load the dishwasher, load the washing machine and tumble dryer. Wash up etc etc. I'm now feeling a little more awake so I'm going to sit down with my sewing kit and adjust DD's school trousers.Organised people are just too lazy to look for things
F U Fund currently at £2500
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