16-02-2017, 03:56 PM
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Re: Stubborn burnt grease
Lakeland sell a great oven cleaner which can also be used on wire racks and roasting pans. Other makes are available.http://www.lakeland.co.uk/4972/Oven-...s-Cleaning-Kit
16-02-2017, 04:01 PM
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Re: Stubborn burnt grease
Originally Posted by zuludog
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Hmmmm..... I've been thinkingWhen I moved into this flat about 4 years ago I had to buy everything for the kitchen, and also new carpets, so I just bought a cheap cooker
there are a couple of other things I don't like about it, so I might just replace it with a cooker that has a decent grill, and a ceramic or induction hob, or whatever they're called
Any comments? thanks
if you go for an induction hob bear in mind you might need to change all your pans too . You need special pans and they tend to be more expensive .Ceramic hobs are easy to clean, I use Hob bright but the best thing is to wipe up spils instantly.
16-02-2017, 04:42 PM
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Just to add that with an induction hob you may find as we did, that a lot of your pans are ok.All you have to do is the magnet test...see if a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pan, if it does then it's fine to use with the induction hob.
My favourite casserole pot is 30 years old and it's ok!
16-02-2017, 06:12 PM
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Re: Stubborn burnt grease
Originally Posted by zuludog
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Hmmmm..... I've been thinkingWhen I moved into this flat about 4 years ago I had to buy everything for the kitchen, and also new carpets, so I just bought a cheap cooker
there are a couple of other things I don't like about it, so I might just replace it with a cooker that has a decent grill, and a ceramic or induction hob, or whatever they're called
Any comments? thanks
I believe induction hobs are really good my friend has one (but I haven't any experience with them.) as people have mentioned you may have to invest in new pans.
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