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how best to clean fingermarks and streaks off new cooker hood
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We tried most things, baby oil worked best for us... plus use any spare on each other on a Saturday night
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Far too much information and you really should read your own sig! :rotfl:
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Best thing I've found for metal and glass that's greasy is bicarbonate of soda. You only need a little on a damp cloth to rub the grime off, then wipe over with a clean wet cloth to remove any residue and dry with a towel.0
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