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17/05/2007 by Claudia

Oven Cleaning companies

Has anyone any recommendations? I know there is one that advertises in the Mercury but has anyone used them?


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Reply ID 40128

17/05/2007 by nora batty

I have used Ovenclean - a franchised business. I used the Little Berkhampstead couple - older lady and her husband. They did a great job, and charged about £30 I think. She's a lovely lady - doesn't mince her words though. I don't think my oven had ever been cleaned in 15 years [:I] and her comment on opening it was "BLOODY hell". But she got it looking like new. I will use them again.


Reply ID 40131

17/05/2007 by Tigger

I used The Oven Cleaning Company. Great Job. They remove the doors and 'dip' them. About £30 aswell.


Reply ID 40134

17/05/2007 by James007

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Originally posted by nora batty
I have used Ovenclean - a franchised business. I used the Little Berkhampstead couple - older lady and her husband. They did a great job, and charged about £30 I think. She's a lovely lady - doesn't mince her words though. I don't think my oven had ever been cleaned in 15 years [:I] and her comment on opening it was "BLOODY hell". But she got it looking like new. I will use them again.
Urgggh! 15 years?!!! Bleesus Nora! A takeaway as a date from a 'Zee Tee' (zero tick) would have seemed like heaven to you! I thank the Food Lord that the date fell apart. [}:)]


Reply ID 40137

18/05/2007 by Sarah Hughes

I must confess, my oven is minging.[:0][^][^][:0] Do you still have the numbers please Nora or Tigger.


Reply ID 40139

18/05/2007 by Leo Densian

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Originally posted by James007 A takeaway as a date from a 'Zee Tee' (zero tick) would have seemed like heaven to you! I thank the Food Lord that the date fell apart. [}:)]
Eh? [?]


Reply ID 40142

18/05/2007 by furrybunny

I cannot believe that you would spend £30 for someone to clean your ovens, when a strong cleaner like Oven Pride costs about £6.00 and a bit of elbow grease (free) It just melts off the grease and the shelves can be put into a bag supplied, so very little mess.


Reply ID 40143

18/05/2007 by Joby

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Originally posted by furrybunny
I cannot believe that you would spend £30 for someone to clean your ovens, when a strong cleaner like Oven Pride costs about £6.00 and a bit of elbow grease (free) It just melts off the grease and the shelves can be put into a bag supplied, so very little mess.
Would have worked on the grease from 1992 on Nora's oven, I wonder [?][:0]


Reply ID 40145

18/05/2007 by nora batty

I didn't want to go there... well worth £30! I guess I could have built my own bathrooms too, eh, Furrybunny [;)] As regards hygiene... well, the oven temperature is so hot each time you use it there is no chance for bacteria. My meat is always cooked covered, and I do line the bottom of the oven with foil. Besides, my family have a very strong constitution, all thanks to my being very careful not to over-clean, and use too many products.


Reply ID 40146

18/05/2007 by Tigger

Agree with Nora - I simply don't want to do it. Details on the Oven Cleaning Co. Deepcleaning(at)btconnect.com 01992 584074


Reply ID 40150

18/05/2007 by nora batty

Oh, I have 0845 1003718, email g.astell(at)btinternet.com


Reply ID 40167

18/05/2007 by Claudia

thanks for your help Tigger and Nora Batty. I agree with you - I have been things to do with my time than clean ovens!!


Reply ID 40168

18/05/2007 by Mr P

For us: don't want to and we've got two of them. The Lakeland cooker bottom liners are great but the allegation that they can go in the dishwasher and come out clean and sparkly is yet to be proved as ours came out the same as it went in. The top (6 burners) is a gawd-awful state and my mum comes and does it for us when she makes it across the country. She "forgot" on her last visit... honestly!![:0][:D][:I]


Reply ID 40171

18/05/2007 by Tigger

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Originally posted by Claudia
thanks for your help Tigger and Nora Batty. I agree with you - I have been things to do with my time than clean ovens!!
And we are creating employment for those who do get job satisfaction from it. Many people don't have the time (or would prefer to use it more wisely) to clean, iron or garden. If you can I can see no problem in paying someone else to do the things you hate.


Reply ID 40199

18/05/2007 by James007

Nora is the new Olivia Newton-John.


Reply ID 40209

18/05/2007 by furrybunny

[quote]Originally posted by nora batty
I didn't want to go there... well worth £30! I guess I could have built my own bathrooms too, eh, Furrybunny [;)] As regards hygiene... well, the oven temperature is so hot each time you use it there is no chance for bacteria. My meat is always cooked covered, and I do line the bottom of the oven with foil. Besides, my family have a very strong constitution, all thanks to my being very careful not to over-clean, and use too many products. Well Nora, Perhaps I am a bit jealous I cannot afford to hire people to 'do' work, I have to scrub and clean, I am not that rich!! :0)


Reply ID 40212

18/05/2007 by GillP

Humm i am considering getting someone in to clean my over... it is grim


Reply ID 40220

19/05/2007 by furrybunny

Well no, if you are not up to the job! but the old saying is look after the pennies.............


Reply ID 40223

19/05/2007 by Tigger

I look after the pennies which means I can afford the pounds to pay someone to clean my oven [8D]


Reply ID 40225

19/05/2007 by furrybunny

Lucky you Tigger!


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