http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com Oven Cleaning Milton Keynes and Northampton Wed, 21 Sep 2011 20:51:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/tips#comment-25 admin Wed, 21 Sep 2011 20:51:41 +0000 http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/?p=249#comment-25 <strong>Metal extractor filters are designed to go in the dishwasher</strong> I do many jobs where people have really dirty metal extractor filters. These are the modern type that do not require a paper filter behind them. They are usually part of a stainless steel extraction unit. If you have an extractor like this the filters should be cleaned in the diswasher at least once a month. The reason for this tip is because most people who own these filters do not realise what they are designed for... hope this helps. Metal extractor filters are designed to go in the dishwasher
I do many jobs where people have really dirty metal extractor filters. These are the modern type that do not require a paper filter behind them. They are usually part of a stainless steel extraction unit. If you have an extractor like this the filters should be cleaned in the diswasher at least once a month. The reason for this tip is because most people who own these filters do not realise what they are designed for… hope this helps.

]]> http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/tips#comment-18 admin Tue, 13 Sep 2011 15:48:32 +0000 http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/?p=249#comment-18 <strong>Do not leave grill pans on the bottom of the oven</strong> If you do this the heat gets trapped inbetween the grill pan and the bottom of the oven. This means that the thermometer thinks that the oven is cooler that it actually is and so doesn't cut out the element. When this happens the oven keeps getting hotter and hotter until the enamel cracks. People usually do this to try and keep the bottom of the oven cleaner. If this is the case you can buy oven liners that are made for this. Do not leave grill pans on the bottom of the oven
If you do this the heat gets trapped inbetween the grill pan and the bottom of the oven. This means that the thermometer thinks that the oven is cooler that it actually is and so doesn’t cut out the element. When this happens the oven keeps getting hotter and hotter until the enamel cracks. People usually do this to try and keep the bottom of the oven cleaner. If this is the case you can buy oven liners that are made for this.

]]> http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/questionsandanswers/#comment-15 Tips | Oven Cleaning Solutions Wed, 07 Sep 2011 20:49:38 +0000 http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/?p=1#comment-15 [...] keep checking back for more tips and if you have any quesions please ask in the Q&A [...] [...] keep checking back for more tips and if you have any quesions please ask in the Q&A [...]

]]> http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/tips#comment-14 admin Wed, 07 Sep 2011 20:43:53 +0000 http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/?p=249#comment-14 <strong>Use your grill at least once a week</strong> Always make sure you use your grill at least once a week. Not using your grill causes dirt to get burnt onto the element itself. Elements cannot be cleaned manually as they are too brittle. They are designed to clean themselves. If you do not use your grill at least once a week the only way to clean it will be to burn off the dirt. When the grill gets really dirty this means smoking your house out. Also using the grill means the roof of the oven stays in reasonable condition as it also burns the dirt from the ceiling. Use your grill at least once a week
Always make sure you use your grill at least once a week. Not using your grill causes dirt to get burnt onto the element itself. Elements cannot be cleaned manually as they are too brittle. They are designed to clean themselves. If you do not use your grill at least once a week the only way to clean it will be to burn off the dirt. When the grill gets really dirty this means smoking your house out. Also using the grill means the roof of the oven stays in reasonable condition as it also burns the dirt from the ceiling.

]]> http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/questionsandanswers/#comment-13 admin Wed, 07 Sep 2011 20:38:23 +0000 http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/?p=1#comment-13 Dave, this is quite a common problem and im guessing that like usual you have got it above your element, inside your glass and inbetween the gap at the bottom of the door. This is actually quite easy to remove, but just requires the use of gloves as is caustic based. The door will need removing to get to the gap at the base and will also need stripping to get inside glass. If you want to give it a go yourself it shouldn't take too much effort as the Mr Muscle should have softened most of the dirt. If however you want us to do it for you give us a call. Many Thanks for your Question - Oven Cleaning Solutions. Dave, this is quite a common problem and im guessing that like usual you have got it above your element, inside your glass and inbetween the gap at the bottom of the door. This is actually quite easy to remove, but just requires the use of gloves as is caustic based. The door will need removing to get to the gap at the base and will also need stripping to get inside glass. If you want to give it a go yourself it shouldn’t take too much effort as the Mr Muscle should have softened most of the dirt. If however you want us to do it for you give us a call. Many Thanks for your Question – Oven Cleaning Solutions.

]]> http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/questionsandanswers/#comment-12 David Wed, 07 Sep 2011 20:33:44 +0000 http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/?p=1#comment-12 ive used mr muscle on my oven and now it is covered in white powder that i cant get off. is this something that you would be able to remove. dave. ive used mr muscle on my oven and now it is covered in white powder that i cant get off. is this something that you would be able to remove. dave.

]]> http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/questionsandanswers/#comment-11 admin Mon, 05 Sep 2011 07:24:39 +0000 http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/?p=1#comment-11 Depending on how bad it is it should take from one to 2 hours. Depending on how bad it is it should take from one to 2 hours.

]]> http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/questionsandanswers/#comment-10 Catherine Clark Mon, 05 Sep 2011 07:22:52 +0000 http://www.ovencleaningsolutions.com/?p=1#comment-10 Was just wondering how long it will take to clean my single oven? Was just wondering how long it will take to clean my single oven?

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