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Stove

mags345 · 2014-02-16 16:17:08

Hi all, we're thinking of getting a cream stove for our new house -solid fuel. Just wondering would it be difficult to keep clean?ta

16-02-2014 4:17pm

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mags345

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Hi all, we're thinking of getting a cream stove for our new house -solid fuel. Just wondering would it be difficult to keep clean?ta

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#2 09-03-2014 6:40pm

hot rod

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I have a cream painted stove and u will have respray it to keep it clean and new looking

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#3 09-03-2014 7:17pm

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Depends whether it's enamel or painted, enamel is a piece of cake to keep clean and the cream won't show water marks as much as a dark enamel. If you are going for something like a charnwood which is painted then it might need a respray now and again but it's easy to do yourself.

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