A Little Tip For The Cleaner In Your House

[AnnieS]

@Pixie Knuckles

Oh, mine is side opening and the glass is bolted in with screws, so I couldn’t take it out if I wanted to…or could I…:twisted:

Blimey, how domesticated is this thread?! Talking about cleaning oven doors at 7.30 in the morning, haha!

The forum is a wealth of domestic wisdom

I always unscrew very carefully with a soft landing underneath just in case. Which reminds me I meant to do it.

I would like to know whether Art uses new foil or used foil. After all you will be washing it all off so unless you’ve had grilled bacon or bangers does it matter if it’s used?

[PixieKnuckles]

@AnnieS

The forum is a wealth of domestic wisdom

I always unscrew very carefully with a soft landing underneath just in case. Which reminds me I meant to do it.

I would like to know whether Art uses new foil or used foil. After all you will be washing it all off so unless you’ve had grilled bacon or bangers does it matter if it’s used?

I would use it new…although having said that, I do clean “used” tin foil, but use it for other non food related things. It might be interesting to try both and see which works best. I just need to get Mr P out of the kitchen/office first.

[Longdogs]

@AnnieS

:-D:-D For want of a better word, you’re such a rascal!

[Artangel]

@Longdogs

Do you want to pop over and clean my oven, Art? I have an outfit for you to wear. :-p

Longy, I’ll bring my own, it’s a frogman suit complete with flippers and a candy floss!

[Artangel]

@AnnieS

The forum is a wealth of domestic wisdom

I always unscrew very carefully with a soft landing underneath just in case. Which reminds me I meant to do it.

I would like to know whether Art uses new foil or used foil. After all you will be washing it all off so unless you’ve had grilled bacon or bangers does it matter if it’s used?

Annie, l used new foil scrunched up. I don’t think l would like using, used foil.

[Judd]

@Mups

I use Bar Keepers Friend too.
Brings my stainless steel saucepans up like new.

Hope it’s as good as you say, I’ve just ordered some so that I can clean my oven door and hob. If it doesn’t work, I’m holding you personally responsible.

[Longdogs]

@Artangel

Longy, I’ll bring my own, it’s a frogman suit complete with flippers and a candy floss!

Now you’re talking. :-p

[Mups]

@Judd

Hope it’s as good as you say, I’ve just ordered some so that I can clean my oven door and hob. If it doesn’t work, I’m holding you personally responsible.

Hah. That’ll be the first time you have EVER listened to my pearly words of wisdom, Judsy.

[Judd]

@Mups

Hah. That’ll be the first time you have EVER listened to my pearly words of wisdom, Judsy.

Only because they were backed up by others.

The stuff arrives tomorrow, so after I’ve tried it, I shall pass on my opinion.

[Mups]

@Judd

Only because they were backed up by others.

The stuff arrives tomorrow, so after I’ve tried it, I shall pass on my opinion.

Cheeky git.

[Bruce]

@Artangel

To remove burnt on stains on the inside of your oven door, use Cif kitchen cleaner and scrunched up aluminium foil to remove it.

For me it worked like a miracle on my oven door. I used the power and shine spray version of Cif. I’m not sure if l was meant to use the original cream Cif?

Apologies if this thread is in the wrong section but l wanted to tell everyone what a good tip it is.

My oven door hasn’t been opened for years, there could be a family of boat people living in there for all I know.

I divorced my cleaner over a decade ago