Oven Mate Oven Cleaning Kit 500ml Twin Pack

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If you're tired of looking at the burnt-on grime and grease in your oven and are looking for a cleaner that gets the job done! Well, thanks to eSpares, your search may be over! The glass in the door comes up sparkly clean if you paint on the Lakeland Oven Mate with the brush provided. For really baked-on dirt a couple of applications may be necessary. It really works.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user pam290358) Cleaning the oven. It’s nobody’s favourite job, and one that lots of us find excuses to put off again… and again. But what if this much-hated chore took just minutes, worked first time and required no effort? That’s what our bestselling oven cleaner kit including Oven Mate gel promises – and delivers. It can be used to clean up your oven, grill and BBQ. Although Cif does produce some impressive results, it’s corrosive when used on certain surfaces, so keep it away from aluminium, copper, brass, marble, painted wood or appliance lettering. A professional will take the oven apart and clean the areas you may not be able to reach so you are much more likely to get a deeper clean, which can help prolong the appliance’s life cycle and prevent damage to your oven. How we chose our recommendations Recommendations from parents

In some respects, this product is a bit of an anomaly because the inner shell of a barbecue doesn’t really require any cleaning at all and no amount of scrubbing will ever restore it to its original condition – the heat alone will tarnish the metal and change its colour forever. Yes, the Jeyes BBQ Cleaner kills bacteria in a thrice, but so does 350˚C of searing heat. We tested it on a decidedly grubby Webber kettle barbecue and can vouch that it removed most of the ingrained grease from the grill and internal shell with relatively little fuss. However, it did take almost an entire 750ml bottle to complete the process, leaving very little for our oven test. In the event, it did remove some of the oven’s lighter tarnishing but not as well as any of the bona fide oven cleaners listed above.

How do you clean the glass on the oven door?

This is not intended to be a full statement of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. Full details of your rights are available from your Local Authority’s Trading Standards Office. How To Return A Product Mr Muscle Oven Cleaner works wonders on even the grubbiest of ovens. Just spray the foam and leave it for a bit before wiping it away to reveal shiny surfaces that look as good as new. It’s only for use on the inside of your oven and you need to be careful not to get it on linings and rubber seals, but the foam gets to work straight away, loosening any build-up without the need for scrubbing. There’s a reason why Bar Keepers Friend has been around for decades. Their cleanser is a great all-rounder and can be used to clean ovens, kitchen sinks and beyond.

You probably know what we're going to say, but it's true that the longer you put off cleaning your oven, the harder it'll be!I did mine this morning with those steel scourer things. 39p from Home Bargains and Cif. Dead easy.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user myusernamewastakenbyme) Our verdict Use Oven Pride, slop it in and wipe off. Couldn’t be easier and no fumes.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user BluebellsGreenbells) Bar Keepers Friend powder and a bit of water is brilliant for cleaning ovens, sinks etc.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user TrixieMixie) Our verdict READ NEXT: The best cordless vacuum cleaners to buy The best oven cleaners to buy 1. Oven Mate Complete Deep Clean Oven Kit: Best all-in-one cleaning kit

Brillo pads are [also] good for oven door cleaning.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user Ninbuscl) Our verdictIt is not a dedicated oven cleaner as such (although Elbow Grease does have one) but it can be used to remove grease and food from glass and other oven parts, including your extractor fan and hobs. You may need to put a bit of - ahem - elbow grease into it and make sure to wear gloves and avoid breathing in the mist as it’s a powerful solution. When using a cleaning product, it’s important that you follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. Wear protective clothing if required and never mix your cleaning products. How often should you clean your oven? Making it easy to get ready for that all-important First Barbecue of the Year, Oven Mate’s kit will leave your grill clean, shiny and ready for action – and keep it that way until it’s time to put it away for the winter. Remove with a cloth or sponge as directed. Be aware of products that may leave scratches on the glass. Pyrolitic ovens feature a special timed cleaning program that super-heats the empty oven to around 500˚C. Grease and baked-on remnants are burnt to ash, which you can then simply wipe away once the oven has cooled. It’s arguably the most fuss-free way to keep an oven clean, but it takes up to four hours to complete, and toxic smoke can be generated in the process – which is why many pyrolytic ovens come with a catalytic converter to eradicate emissions.

For the most thorough results, use a specially designed oven cleaner. Follow the instructions on its label, let fresh air flow through your kitchen and always wear rubber gloves. Our research always begins with asking our Mumsnet users which products they recommend. There are over 7 million users each month, so we know we’re getting products that can not only withstand family but that have been thoroughly put to the test in everyday situations. Expert guidance To make cleaning easier next time, consider lining your oven with an oven liner to catch any spills and splashes. How we test oven cleaners When it comes to cleaning the glass on an oven door, make sure you select a spray, paste, foam or liquid cleaner that is appropriate for the job. Anything of a nature that for hygiene or associated health and safety - this includes the Outdoor Spas, Mattresses and Divan Sets

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Double-Headed Brush – with soft bristles on one end to paint on the gel, and a ‘toothbrush’ end for getting into nooks and crannies.