We will clean your oven ads

aardvaak

I am sure others have seen these people adverting to come and clean your over but I was thinking how do they do it.

Is it they are not afraid of very hard work and get into scrubbing at it?

Or

Do they have some miracle product that is so powerful it quickly does it?

rich13348

B probably.

27col

I wouldn't care how they did it as long as the result was satisfactory.

HappyMJ

aardvaak wrote: »

I am sure others have seen these people adverting to come and clean your over but I was thinking how do they do it.

Is it they are not afraid of very hard work and get into scrubbing at it?

Or

Do they have some miracle product that is so powerful it quickly does it?

It's usually just a powerful steam cleaner dissolving the burnt on fat and grease then just wiping it all the mess up with a sponge. It's not quick it's takes a while. It's not economical to actually own this steam cleaner yourself only getting it out for a once in every 6 months job.

paddy's_mum

HappyMJ wrote: »

It's not economical to actually own this steam cleaner yourself only getting it out for a once in every 6 months job.

Ooooh! As often as that? :rotfl:

Snakey

paddy's_mum wrote: »

Ooooh! As often as that? :rotfl:

Wait, ovens need cleaning?

I thought that black smoke every time I try to cook a pizza was a feature, like giving that wood-fired effect or something.

Hoof_Hearted

We get oven man around twice a year. When we have cleaned the oven ourselves, we can't get it to look as good. It just looks like a new oven when he has finished. The removable bits go into a big bath outside by his van. He definitely doesn't use steam. Whatever his secret, it is well worth the money.

benjus

If you're in the market for a new oven, get one with pyrolytic cleaning... it may cost £100-£200 more, but that should pay for itself over time if you're currently getting your oven professionally cleaned - plus you can run the cleaning as often as you want...

aardvaak

Hoof_Hearted wrote: »

We get oven man around twice a year. When we have cleaned the oven ourselves, we can't get it to look as good. It just looks like a new oven when he has finished. The removable bits go into a big bath outside by his van. He definitely doesn't use steam. Whatever his secret, it is well worth the money.

How much does it cost?

Hoof_Hearted

Depends on oven size, but normally £30-£35.

Annie1960

Oven Pride, local supermarket, £4. Was recommended to me, and I found it excellent.