Help! How to clean a grubby cooker?
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forwardTue 19/08/08 18:00 |
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I've just moved into a flat and decided that I'd better give the kitchen a once over as it looked like whoever cleaned it last hadn't been too thorough. I was disappointed to find that all the cupboard handles, far from being fairly clean (which they looked), were all grubby and tacky. Soapy water & a scrubby sponge seems to have worked on them. But the cooker...eugh! It looks ok, but all the knobs to turn on/off the various parts of it are horribly sticky. I've wiped them off 3 times with warm soapy water to no effect. Doesn't help that the smaller knobs are serrated and the congealed fat seems to be lurking in hidden reservoirs there. Yeuch!!!! |
bencatTue 19/08/08 18:02 |
*I will post this customary response* |
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#161284Tue 19/08/08 18:04 |
Do what I do once every year. Pay someone else to do it. But then I am lasy. |
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