Oven pride didn't work

d0nkeyk0ng

We moved in and the oven is a mess. We tried oven pride and it make 30% difference. We tried it again and the oven still has big spots. The glass windows are still the same.

We left on oven pride over night every time.

What else is there?

tanith

I use a glass scraper on the bottom of my oven and the glass windows/doors.. it works very well to scrape off the burnt on stuff then I rinse with a soapy cloth and polish with a dry one.

arbrighton

I've used cif and elbow grease. Lots of elbow grease

d0nkeyk0ng

We don't have glass scraper but I used a brillo pad and it didn't make any difference.

nickcc

Mr Muscle spray is the best for light cleaning, for heavy carbon we use Lakeland carbon cleaner.

tanith

Turst me a glass scraper will work get a cheap one and try it as long as the blade is sharp you'll have no problem.

pheonix254

I used a steam cleaner with detergent and a wire brush attachment to blitz my old oven prior to handing the property back to the landlord - they were notorious for finding the slightest reason for not giving the deposit back.

It pretty much cleaned it back to factory condition - just take care with rubber seals if you use wire brushes.

neneromanova

Look for something called Dr Oven or something like that. Stinks to high heaven but is amazing stuff.

EDIT: It's called Dr Magic.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Household_Cleaning/Dr_Magic_Oven_And_Grill_Cleaner_390ml.html

Gordon_Hose

Pay for someone to come and clean it.

SuzieSue

Gordon_Hose wrote: »

Pay for someone to come and clean it.

And then use an oven liner.

d0nkeyk0ng

Glass cleaner was great on the grill door. We didn't get round to doing it on the oven door but will try tonight.

Is there any risk of damage to the oven coating if I use it on that?

EDIT: We've always used foil on the grill tray and a large baking tray on the bottom of the oven to keep our cooker clean.