Pro Oven Cleaning(ers)
10 September 2011, 11:55 AM
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Pro Oven Cleaning(ers)
Has anyone had an oven cleaned by a professional company ?
We have Falcon range, it needs a good scrub.
Anyone had any experience with the pro cleaners ? Recommend anyone/any company.
I am in Lancashire.
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We have Falcon range, it needs a good scrub.
Anyone had any experience with the pro cleaners ? Recommend anyone/any company.
I am in Lancashire.
Cheers
10 September 2011, 01:20 PM
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Can't recommend anyone up there but we got someone in who advertised locally. IMHO the main issue with ovens is that people don't actually clean them very well or very often. Understandably. So getting someone else in to do the donkey work once a year makes a big difference. But watch them as they take it apart and clean it and you'll learn a lot to help you clean it better yourself.
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10 September 2011, 03:06 PM
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10 September 2011, 03:37 PM
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I don't get these range ovens; They cost a fortune and most don't even have catalytic liners, where a Bosch oven at half the price does!
We ended up spending £500 uid extra to get one with catalytic liners - and thats only for teh main oven, not the second one! Worth it though....just need to clean the bottom and the door now.
Not any help I Know, but as I like do this stuff myself to keep down the household bills (not got much left after buying the sodding oven
)...hence I use lots of Nilco oven cleaner foam (cracking stuff 
)
We ended up spending £500 uid extra to get one with catalytic liners - and thats only for teh main oven, not the second one! Worth it though....just need to clean the bottom and the door now.
Not any help I Know, but as I like do this stuff myself to keep down the household bills (not got much left after buying the sodding oven
)...hence I use lots of Nilco oven cleaner foam (cracking stuff )
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I don't get these range ovens; They cost a fortune and most don't even have catalytic liners, where a Bosch oven at half the price does!
We ended up spending £500 uid extra to get one with catalytic liners - and thats only for teh main oven, not the second one! Worth it though....just need to clean the bottom and the door now.
Not any help I Know, but as I like do this stuff myself to keep down the household bills (not got much left after buying the sodding oven )...hence I use lots of Nilco oven cleaner foam (cracking stuff )
We ended up spending £500 uid extra to get one with catalytic liners - and thats only for teh main oven, not the second one! Worth it though....just need to clean the bottom and the door now.
Not any help I Know, but as I like do this stuff myself to keep down the household bills (not got much left after buying the sodding oven
)...hence I use lots of Nilco oven cleaner foam (cracking stuff )From my point of view an oven is used to make Baked Beans warm....
Still, ours is dirty, the original question still stands !
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11 September 2011, 11:10 AM
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It is a nuisance when people leave things in such a dirty state, its tempting to ask the previous owners to come back and clean it for you.
I am sure there will be strong oven cleaners available that you can use. Getting a cleaner in would probably cost as much as a new oven.
Les
I am sure there will be strong oven cleaners available that you can use. Getting a cleaner in would probably cost as much as a new oven.
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12 September 2011, 09:39 AM
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When you get rid of that oven make sure the new one has a pyrolytic cleaning function. It's the future 
We just wipe the bits out, set ours to run, wait a few hours, and bingo clean oven with a little bit of ash to wipe up, takes a few seconds with a damp cloth. Heats the inside to something like 500 degrees C and just vaporises the grime 
We just wipe the bits out, set ours to run, wait a few hours, and bingo clean oven with a little bit of ash to wipe up, takes a few seconds with a damp cloth. Heats the inside to something like 500 degrees C and just vaporises the grime
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