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cymraes
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17/02/2012 09:01:12
Sue62 wrote: LOL!! How many women on here do you think clean their own cookers ?? Just kidding  I usually use jif (cif) cream or Mr Muscle kitchen spray..
I'm too embarrassed to get someone else to do it! I use Oven Mate from Lakeland, brilliant, slap it on leave for a few hours and wipe off believe me it's the only thing to clean the 'black hole'! And I must get some more
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Frances
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16/02/2012 21:23:15
Sue62 wrote: LOL!! How many women on here do you think clean their own cookers ?? Just kidding I usually use jif (cif) cream or Mr Muscle kitchen spray..
LOL
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Eli1979
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16/02/2012 13:30:13
Alismum wrote: LuLee wrote: I cleaned mine yesterday. I use Fornet. Very strong smell so if you if have little ones just spray, leave the kitchen and come back after an hour. No scrubbing needed. Just wipe with a cloth and the cooker is spotless. I also use this on the kitchen fan, blinds and cupboards above the cooker. My kitchen is like new LuLee what is Fornet and where do you get it. My hob could also do with a good clean, better get my rubber gloves out 
I also use Fornet and it is very good. Just make sure you open the windows as the smell it's so strong.
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Irooni
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16/02/2012 13:02:19
Astonish products are fantastic
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aline_jlt
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16/02/2012 12:52:08
Jif great and no scratch
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Alismum
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16/02/2012 11:56:43
LuLee wrote:
Green spray bottle. I get it from the Union Co-op.
ETA; it's a instant oven cleaner and it really is.
edited by LuLee on 16/02/2012
Thanks, will try this one, the others I have used have not cleaned it properly even with a lot of scrubbing by the maid (which is moi)
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LuLee
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16/02/2012 11:52:23
Alismum wrote: LuLee wrote: I cleaned mine yesterday. I use Fornet. Very strong smell so if you if have little ones just spray, leave the kitchen and come back after an hour. No scrubbing needed. Just wipe with a cloth and the cooker is spotless. I also use this on the kitchen fan, blinds and cupboards above the cooker. My kitchen is like new LuLee what is Fornet and where do you get it. My hob could also do with a good clean, better get my rubber gloves out
Green spray bottle. I get it from the Union Co-op.
ETA; it's a instant oven cleaner and it really is.
edited by LuLee on 16/02/2012
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Alismum
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16/02/2012 11:37:55
LuLee wrote: I cleaned mine yesterday. I use Fornet. Very strong smell so if you if have little ones just spray, leave the kitchen and come back after an hour. No scrubbing needed. Just wipe with a cloth and the cooker is spotless. I also use this on the kitchen fan, blinds and cupboards above the cooker. My kitchen is like new
LuLee what is Fornet and where do you get it. My hob could also do with a good clean, better get my rubber gloves out
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angelinaballerina
Posts 1358
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16/02/2012 10:46:45
glenfiddich wrote:
Howdra.
or any agency maid will usually do the trick.
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glenfiddich
Posts 777
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16/02/2012 10:46:04
Howdra.
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grace83
Posts 78
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16/02/2012 10:44:35
I love using jif! I recently burned something really bad onto my stove top and it took it right off.
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LuLee
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16/02/2012 10:40:04
I cleaned mine yesterday. I use Fornet. Very strong smell so if you if have little ones just spray, leave the kitchen and come back after an hour. No scrubbing needed. Just wipe with a cloth and the cooker is spotless.
I also use this on the kitchen fan, blinds and cupboards above the cooker. My kitchen is like new
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square whisk
Posts 365
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16/02/2012 10:39:46
i second jif and with that use clorox kitchen spray to soften up the gook.
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Sue62
Posts 7175
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16/02/2012 10:34:28
LOL!! How many women on here do you think clean their own cookers ?? Just kidding I usually use jif (cif) cream or Mr Muscle kitchen spray..
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Phool_Bibi
Posts 902
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16/02/2012 10:25:05
any one has any recommendations on what product to use? thanks.
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