Jml doktor power oven cleaner..oven exploded help!

marliepanda

mariechrisbulll wrote: »

Does instructions state use on oven? Yes.. Does it state dont use on glass no! Is glass on oven yes! Hence followed instructions!!!

Yes but it's really intended to be used on the trays and racks, on metal and enamel. If I had a ceramic covered aga or ceramic hob, it's still an oven, but I wouldn't trust this stuff on it.

Also the hose and removing glass to outside, all not as directed. And if there was residue which got on seals which it does say not to use on.

p00hsticks

phill99 wrote: »

The tuff you have got is for use in a bag with the oven racks, not for direct application onto the oven.

Not according to the photo labels that the OP has posted [post #16] - the final part states that the manufacturer recommends using half the bottle to clean the racks and half to clean the inside of the oven itself.

peachyprice

mariechrisbulll wrote: »

Does instructions state use on oven? Yes.. Does it state dont use on glass no! Is glass on oven yes! Hence followed instructions!!!

Do instructions say remove with cold water? No.
Do instruction say remove with hot soapy water? Yes

I can't imagine why you thought taking your oven glass outside to hose down would be a good idea. They're fragile and susceptible to shatter once heated if they have even the slightest damage.

keyser666

mariechrisbulll wrote: »

Does instructions state use on oven? Yes.. Does it state dont use on glass no! Is glass on oven yes! Hence followed instructions!!!

No you haven't. What does the following say?

mariechrisbulll

keyser666 wrote: »

No you haven't. What does the following say?

Again... It does not state DO NOT use on glass this is my point!

keyser666

mariechrisbulll wrote: »

Again... It does not state DO NOT use on glass this is my point!

No it clearly states what it can be used on, stainless steel and enamel - glass is not mentioned.

In the part where it says what it cannot be used on it does not mention glass but states if in doubt - do not apply.

Azari

keyser666 wrote: »

No it clearly states what it can be used on, stainless steel and enamel - glass is not mentioned.

In the part where it says what it cannot be used on it does not mention glass but states if in doubt - do not apply.

Some people here seem to be being extraordinarily dense.

It's an oven cleaner.

Glass is a very common surface to find on the inside of an oven.

Although there's a vanishingly small probability that this product caused the damage in this instance, if it's use were, indeed, inimical to glass you would not stand a hope in hell of defending a case relating to damage caused by trying to rely on an all encompassing 'get out' clause.

That defence would only be relevant for material that you would not normally expect to find in a domestic oven.

George_Michael

Azari wrote: »

Some people here seem to be being extraordinarily dense.

And some people here are following their normal practice and insulting those that have a different opinion.
You just can't help it can you Azari?

Azari

George_Michael wrote: »

And some people here are following their normal practice and insulting those that have a different opinion.
You just can't help it can you Azari?

I don't feel any need to 'help' it.

The SOGA has been explained on this forum many, many, times, by many, people, and yet we still get posters wasting everyone's time by making dogmatic statements that are fundamentally wrong.

And you can be pretty bitchy yourself when the mood takes you.

lucy03

keyser666 wrote: »

No it clearly states what it can be used on, stainless steel and enamel - glass is not mentioned.

In the part where it says what it cannot be used on it does not mention glass but states if in doubt - do not apply.

I'm not sure that this is reasonable. If someone used the product on their sofa then I think it's reasonable not to expect the manufacturer to have to specifically mention this is a bad idea. However, if the product is unsuitable for part of the product it was designed to clean then IMO this should be made entirely clear.

When buying a product I'd personally expect it to tell me (i) can I use it on the glass area of the oven and (ii) would I have to cover the glass area when cleaning the oven to protect it if it isn't suitable for the glass.