Oven Mate Oven Cleaning Kit 500ml Twin Pack

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Elbow grease spray is good though; might take a couple of goes.” (Vetted by Mumsnet user SnotMikeUpPuffedHe) Our verdict

Once you’ve chosen your products from our range of oven wipes, cooker sprays and oven cleaning gels, make sure you’ve got all the right tools for the job by browsing our range of oven cleaning equipment. From soaking trays, scrapers and safety goggles to specialist scourers just for grills, these nifty products will make easy oven cleaning a regular occurrence. Well, not too regular, if you take some preventative steps like these outlined below… Preventative measures Hint: The best way to clean any barbecue grill is to let the charcoal or gas reach a high heat with the lid on for about 20 minutes and then use a stiff BBQ-dedicated wire brush to remove the carbonised fats and food detritus.

8. Best oven cleaner for baked-on grease: Bar Keepers Friend Cleanser

Barbecuing can be a messy business, and nobody relishes the thought of scrubbing and scraping burnt-on food from the bars and sides of the grill once all the bangers and burgers have been devoured. Here to take most of the effort out of the job, and keep your grill clean and shiny all year round, is the BBQ Cleaning Kit from Oven Mate – the same people who make our bestselling Oven Mate Gel for your indoor oven. Many steam cleaners claim they can be used for oven cleaning, and that might work if your oven is only very lightly soiled. When it comes to heavily stained glass and caked-on grime, however, it’s unlikely that a domestic steam cleaner will make the slightest impression. All you can expect to end up with is a pile of wet tea towels. Can you use third-party oven cleaners with any oven? 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) Ovens are one of the most-used appliances in our kitchens and perhaps, as a result, also the one we dread cleaning the most. Scrubbing at months (or years…?!) of baked-on food and grease is no-one's idea of fun, but with our range of hob and oven cleaners, we’re confident we can help take away some of the strain. 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

To remove baked-on grease and grime and restore your oven to its former glory, just brush on the highly effective gel, leave it to work its magic for between 3 minutes and 3 hours (depending on just how grimy your oven’s got) then wipe it away. That’s it! You’ll be amazed at the difference a single treatment makes – and by how little effort it takes to achieve a super-shiny finish. Finally, we look out for any products that have received awards and cross-reference all of our research to help us recommend a variety of oven cleaners that suit a range of needs and budgets. Why you should trust us 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.

9. Best spray oven cleaner: Cif Perfect Finish Oven & Grill

Double-Headed Brush – with soft bristles on one end to paint on the gel, and a ‘toothbrush’ end for getting into nooks and crannies. Oven Mate’s powerful gel formula makes light work of stubborn grease and burnt-on food, with no scrubbing required. Just paint it on, let it work its magic, then simply wipe it off to reveal an oven that looks like it’s just been newly installed. What could be simpler? 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! And while HG cleaner is very easy to use, you need to remember to pre-warm the oven first or it won’t make as big an impact. You may also need to repeat the procedure a few times to remove the most stubborn, burnt-in stains; nobody said oven cleaning was easy.