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I've tried everything to get this off the baking tray.....

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mckenzie · 24/12/2012 08:16

Please don't ask how this happened but a baking tray with meat fat on got left in the oven for a few days while it was being used to cook other things.
I've tried three lots of Mr Muscle, a paste of Ariel and a good scrub and I still haven't got it all off.
Anything else I can try please?

TIA

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JaxTellerIsMyFriend · 24/12/2012 08:17

biological washing powder, let it steep for a while, should come off.

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MrsJingleBells74 · 24/12/2012 08:18

Baking soda or denture cleaning tablets might work?

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bluebiscuit · 24/12/2012 08:18

Have you just been scrubbing or have you been soaking it? Soaking more effective IMO.

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FellatioNelson · 24/12/2012 08:19

All of the above, but frankly given the hours spent and the expense involved, I'd just buy another baking tray. Grin

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HorraceTheChristmasOtter · 24/12/2012 08:21

Caustic soda then a VERY good wash after.

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NotAnotherPackedLunch · 24/12/2012 08:21

Biological washing powder made into a wet paste and leave it for a good while.

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TobyLerone · 24/12/2012 08:30

Bin it!

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RooneyMara · 24/12/2012 08:32

If it won't come off with that amount of effort, it won't come off on your next thing you cook iyswim.

It'll be Ok. Pans are not supposed to be spotless.

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mckenzie · 24/12/2012 08:47

Thanks guys. It's the big tray that came with the oven, not a cheap small one otherwise I would have binned it straight away Smile.
I'll try the baking soda suggestion as I have some of that and fingers crossed!

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nurseneedshelp · 24/12/2012 08:59

Throw it away and buy a new one?

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dishwashervodkaanddietirnbru · 24/12/2012 09:04

astonish oven and cookware cleaner paste and a scourer - the paste is about £1 in home bargains/semi chem but is great for getting burnt stuff off.

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GeordieCherry · 24/12/2012 09:12

I second Astonish. It's lush

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InMySpareTime · 24/12/2012 09:12

Put it in the dishwasher on a hot cycle (with the hob rings and oven shelves in the top section)
Get them out of the dishwasher when they're still hot and a bit damp, and wipe them down. All the crud should wipe off easily.
I found out that a brown roasting tin was actually white that wayBlush.

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dishwashervodkaanddietirnbru · 24/12/2012 09:15

I find that the dishwasher bakes the fat on even more and never put trays in it and always wash them by hand

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nancy75 · 24/12/2012 09:16

Oven pride, put it in the bag with the stuff & leave for a few hours, it should come off fine.

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InMySpareTime · 24/12/2012 09:19

Dishwashervodka, I find the dishwasher steams the fat into blackened flakes that wipe off easily. Perhaps you're leaving things to cool too long after the dishwasher cycle has finished? They really need to be wiped when hot.

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MeeWhoo · 24/12/2012 09:20

Put some cooking oil on it and heat it up (not smoking hot) in the oven or hob and "stir" with a wooden or plastic spoon as it heats up, then it shiuld come off quite easily.

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PolterGoose · 24/12/2012 09:36

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homeaway · 24/12/2012 12:14

Oven pride pop it in a bag and leave it for a few hours or another solution is to put some washing powder in it and boil it with water on the hob for a while. It is the boiling that will make the difference you just have to watch that it does not boil over.

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mckenzie · 24/12/2012 14:43

thank you so much for all the tips. i did another lot of Mr Muscle followed by the dishwasher on the hottest setting followed by some elbow grease. its 95% perfect and I've run out of time now for anything else. I'll try some of your other suggestions later.

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peckforton · 28/12/2012 21:26

I have found that oven cleaners sometimes remove non stick surfaces, I use those oxygen powders with hot water.

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Wyfee · 28/12/2012 21:33

Le creuset do a pots and pans cleaner in a squeezy bottle. It's really good.

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GrinchAnInch · 30/12/2012 17:39

Oven pride is fantastic. Leave in the bag overnight at least though and if it's very bad it might need a second application.

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