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clean stoves

  • 12-06-2010 9:43am
    #1
    8560
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    what is the best way to keep your stove clean on outside,


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  • #2
    ttm
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    DIY issue? no really comsumer?

    Try positing what the finish of the stove is, you don't clean an enamel finish the same way you clean a plain black paint finish.


  • #3
    8560
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    ok. new to this


  • #4
    dudara
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    Moved to Home & Garden > Home Appliances

    dudara


  • #5
    dlambirl
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    Is it metallic or matt finish??

    Metallic - just hot water and fairy washing up liquid should do the trick

    Matt finish - first use soapy hot water and then a baby oil to shine it up ;)


  • #6
    ttm
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    dlambirl wrote: »

    Matt finish - first use soapy hot water and then a baby oil to shine it up ;)

    Matt finish - I use Olive Oil as it doesn't smell to bad as it burns off next time you light the stove. But I sometimes use Zebraline or Zebrite stove polish to get a really nice black finish. Both Zebraline or Zebrite do leave a finish that can rub off on clothes and smells a bit to start with when the stove heats up but done right (messy job) looks very good even on stoves that have started to go rusty.

    Some intersting comments in another forum link


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