They at least have the benefit of actually fitting said oven.
I bought a new tray the other day and the fooker is perfectly sized to look like it fits in the racks, then you nudge it and one side falls down, spilling your delicious gravy all over the oven floor.
There was a roffer who once recommended some awesome trays which you could also use on the top for making gravy. Sadly cannot remember the roffer or the trays.
I honestly did not know that such a thing as an oven cleaning company existed, and I need one! Are they horribly expensive? Is there one that you would recommend? (I am genuinely getting excited at the thought of having a shiny, clean oven again).
omfg cru! they are magicians! they work on a very local basis so ours won't be any good to you, but the charge about £45 to make yiur oven look new. It's the most bougie thing ever and I love it. In fact need to go and book the guy. It's something like ovensupport.co.uk
Siete - there's a different man iwth a van who goes around "sanitising" bins (ie jetwashing the maggots out if your bags have split or you forgot black bin week and put teh recycling out by mistake. Have never used them. I am woman enough to pour a kettleful onto a maggoty bin.
We have an over cleaner guy; he is amazing but is expensive in comparison, but query if that's because we have an Everhot and he takes the whole thing to pieces and re-builds it. It's the only cleaning I am prepared to pay for (Mr GHF does the rest because I am largely undomesticated and slightly feral).
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Nope. Buy new ones.
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i keep cookware forever because i never really know how you're meant to get rid of it
abandoning it when moving between rentals used to be efficient but that opportunity has gone now
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They at least have the benefit of actually fitting said oven.
I bought a new tray the other day and the fooker is perfectly sized to look like it fits in the racks, then you nudge it and one side falls down, spilling your delicious gravy all over the oven floor.
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damnit!
ugh is there a way of cleaning rank oven trays or are they as doomed as they seem?
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Yes. Oven Mate (Lakeland) or use bicarb of soda etc
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Don’t forget to put the food in before turning the oven on.
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Just put them in the ficking dishwasher eh
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There was a roffer who once recommended some awesome trays which you could also use on the top for making gravy. Sadly cannot remember the roffer or the trays.
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get an oven cleaning company in - they'll make them gleam like new - ditto your hob / extractor
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Escaped! How are you?
I honestly did not know that such a thing as an oven cleaning company existed, and I need one! Are they horribly expensive? Is there one that you would recommend? (I am genuinely getting excited at the thought of having a shiny, clean oven again).
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omfg cru! they are magicians! they work on a very local basis so ours won't be any good to you, but the charge about £45 to make yiur oven look new. It's the most bougie thing ever and I love it. In fact need to go and book the guy. It's something like ovensupport.co.uk
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FFS. These people are going to make me redundant. Do they put the bins out too?
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Siete - there's a different man iwth a van who goes around "sanitising" bins (ie jetwashing the maggots out if your bags have split or you forgot black bin week and put teh recycling out by mistake. Have never used them. I am woman enough to pour a kettleful onto a maggoty bin.
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We have an over cleaner guy; he is amazing but is expensive in comparison, but query if that's because we have an Everhot and he takes the whole thing to pieces and re-builds it. It's the only cleaning I am prepared to pay for (Mr GHF does the rest because I am largely undomesticated and slightly feral).
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