Elbow Grease, Oven Cleaning Kit 1 Count (Pack of 1)

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Now that you know the few places where Elbow Grease is not suitable, let’s get on to the dozens of places where you can use Elbow Grease to clean around the home! 1. Oven There are two types of people in this world: people who shudder at the thought of cleaning the oven and those who will channel their inner Mrs Hinch and roll up their sleeves for a good scrub. When using a cleaning product, it’s important that you follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. Wear protective clothing if required and never mix your cleaning products. How often should you clean your oven? Our research always begins with asking our Mumsnet users which products they recommend. There are over 7 million users each month, so we know we’re getting products that can not only withstand family but that have been thoroughly put to the test in everyday situations. Expert guidance Get yourself some Lakeland Oven Mate cleaner. This one will do the job very well.” (Vetted by Mumsnet user AlCalavicci) Our verdict

Do you have coffee and tea stains in the bottom of mugs that just won’t shift no matter how much you wash them? Boasting 100 percent grease removal, Cif’s Perfect Finish promises to transform dirty ovens in less than 30 minutes. Just apply the spray to the inside of your oven, to your grill or to your hob and then rinse. Job done. Finally, we look out for any products that have received awards and cross-reference all of our research to help us recommend a variety of oven cleaners that suit a range of needs and budgets. Why you should trust us If you’re not a fan of harsh chemicals in your cleaning products then there are some natural alternatives which Mumsnetters recommend for cleaning a grubby oven.

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Cupboards can become grimy from your own hands, food stains and other things. Use Elbow Grease to clean every bit of your cupboards. 23. Fridge Although the inside of your dishwasher can be cleaned on a hot wash, some of the outside spots and hinges are prone to getting dirty. Elbow grease spray is good though; might take a couple of goes.” (Vetted by Mumsnet user SnotMikeUpPuffedHe) Our verdict Door and window frames are one of the biggest dirt magnets in your home. Restore them to their former glory with a bit of Elbow Grease. Simply spray on, leave for two minutes then wipe away the grime. 9. Dishwasher

There’s a reason why Bar Keepers Friend has been around for decades. Their cleanser is a great all-rounder and can be used to clean ovens, kitchen sinks and beyond. Kids don’t just get mud and grass stains on their clothes, they drag themselves through it and really rub it in there! Failing that, try a combination of bicarbonate of soda and vinegar. The vinegar will provide natural acidity while the bicarbonate of soda focuses on getting right into the heart of the stain to loosen and lift it, so all you have to do is wash it off. How do you clean the glass on the oven door? Start by taking a peek inside your pantry and selecting an old faithful: baking soda. A dash of this mixed in with some warm water will form a paste, which you can then smear over stains.

6. Best oven glass cleaner: Elbow Grease Cleaner - All Purpose Degreaser

This all-purpose spray cleaner can be used to remove grease on a whole range of surfaces, including fabrics, metals and plastics so if you have an oven door which needs a good clean, this could be the product for you. It does have some chemicals in it but you don’t need to wear gloves and it’s got the seal of approval from the Vegan Society and Cruelty Free International, and it smells lovely to boot. A great ethical alternative to some of the harsher products on the market. Some users found it wasn’t as effective on heavily soiled glass doors.

Elbow Grease can cut through old paint. Use it to prepare furniture for a fresh coat of paint or varnish. 18. Removing make-up stains Spray a little Elbow Grease on the stain and leave for two minutes before washing as normal. The stains will come out even on a cool wash! 11. Carpet stains A professional will take the oven apart and clean the areas you may not be able to reach so you are much more likely to get a deeper clean, which can help prolong the appliance’s life cycle and prevent damage to your oven. How we chose our recommendations Recommendations from parents

How often should you clean your oven?

Elbow Grease is brilliant on plastic furniture! Use it to get rid of mould, mildew and other stains. 14. Canopies and canvas umbrellas If your oven is plagued by grease and grime that won’t budge no matter how hard you scrub, then it’s time to bring in the big guns. Cut through oily stains, food, grease and grime with Elbow Grease. This can take a dull, stained hob and make it shine within minutes.

The glass in the door comes up sparkly clean if you paint on the Lakeland Oven Mate with the brush provided. For really baked-on dirt a couple of applications may be necessary. It really works.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user pam290358) Elbow Grease is ideal for cleaning car parts. Use it to get rid of oil from parts of your engine. 16. Car hub caps It can be used to clean up your oven, grill and BBQ. Although Cif does produce some impressive results, it’s corrosive when used on certain surfaces, so keep it away from aluminium, copper, brass, marble, painted wood or appliance lettering.You can use Elbow Grease to clean and shine your fridge so that it comes up looking like new. 24. Deep fat fryer Remove with a cloth or sponge as directed. Be aware of products that may leave scratches on the glass. It is not a dedicated oven cleaner as such (although Elbow Grease does have one) but it can be used to remove grease and food from glass and other oven parts, including your extractor fan and hobs. You may need to put a bit of - ahem - elbow grease into it and make sure to wear gloves and avoid breathing in the mist as it’s a powerful solution. Spray a little Elbow Grease on and it can remove rust stains, grime and other marks. 10. Grass and mud stains on clothing