Reply With QuoteHow about one of those Karcher high powered steam cleaner gadgets?
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We have a stainless steel Rangemaster oven with a black enameled top under the cast iron grills. Greasy foods like bacon splatter all over the top and pans that boil over, and so far all the cleaning products I have tried leaves a lot of streaks and dull film on the surface and requires repeated applications and a lot of wiping to get the job done.
Has anyone found a product that works well for this job?,
I'm hoping you long time owners of similarly colored ranges have found the perfect cleaner by now.
Cheers
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How about one of those Karcher high powered steam cleaner gadgets?
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I actually have one of those, never really thought of using it on a daily basis though, probably a good shout
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Just Googled this
https://www.hunker.com/12155748/how-...mel-stove-tops
Warm water with vinegar does wonders
Once you have it clean I put hard car coat on the enamel to make it easier to clean in the future (aga) I used Autoglym Liquid Hardwax but the aga is in all the time. It is for leaving cars in storage outside so very durable.
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Use conventional degreaser diluted to whatever removes the crap. Worst case use Jizer (definitely not Gunk) Try on a small patch first as always - always use NONABRASIVE scourpad side
when stains are removed used fairy liquid neat on a damp NONABRASIVE scourpad - sponge side to remove fine detritus.
wipe off with paper towels kitchen roll then final polish with a terry towel or flannel.
Gently does it - go back repeat
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More of a ''mumsnet'' question I'd have thought.
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Clearly you thought wrong, judging by the helpful answersOriginally Posted by number2
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No offense intended.
Last edited by number2; 15th October 2017 at 03:26.
"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action."
'Populism, the last refuge of a Tory scoundrel'.
Many professional kitchens do this:
Last edited by Franco; 15th October 2017 at 04:01.
Sorry, grouchy post Casino reply.....
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HG Chemicals has an excellent range of hob, steel and enamel cleaners. We swear by them.
Thank you all for your replies, I will give them a try, especially the HG stuff as I have several of their products already
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