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Cleaning cooker

dsane1 · 2008-11-25 21:08:13

Anyone know anything that really works well for cleaning inside a home cooker .I tried the usual ,mr muscle ,fairy super etc .They do an ok job but is there something else ?

25-11-2008 9:08pm

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Anyone know anything that really works well for cleaning inside a home cooker .I tried the usual ,mr muscle ,fairy super etc .They do an ok job but is there something else ?

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#2 25-11-2008 9:10pm

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dsane1 wrote: »

Anyone know anything that really works well for cleaning inside a home cooker .I tried the usual ,mr muscle ,fairy super etc .They do an ok job but is there something else ?

Astonish cream is usually pretty good.

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#3 26-12-2008 6:14pm

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try a domestic steam cleaner, it disolves the oil/grease.then scrub with good scrubbers and gunk.
works for me(or should i say my wife!)

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