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Nonstick oven tray, baked on grease

17 replies

AdoraBell · 30/11/2016 10:21

Has anyone successfully cleaned baked on grease off a nonstick tray, without ruining the non stick surface, please?

TIA

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NapQueen · 30/11/2016 10:24

Every now and then I'll pour a mix of laundry powder and hot water on mine and leave for a good few hours. The chap comes off well, but the stench is awful!

The tray will need a lot of good soapy washes after to rid it of the laundry residue.

bookbook · 30/11/2016 10:29

a good long soak in soda crystals and very hot water - then clean with hot soapy water. May need to do more than once if truly baked on.

AdoraBell · 30/11/2016 10:34

Thank you, both.

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AdoraBell · 30/11/2016 10:43

My soda crystal packets says not to use on lacquered surface, will it still be okay for non stick?

Sorry to sound like a numpty, I'm a tad Xmas Angry at the greaser baker-oner.

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MrsHathaway · 30/11/2016 10:53

I have only tried this once but some people swear by it.

Leave it in the garden overnight. The slugs will clean it.

bookbook · 30/11/2016 10:55

I have just asked my DH - non stick is bonded, not laquered. So it should be okay, as long as there are no scratches. If you are worried about it - he suggests limonol - grease remover like this cillit bang

Thinkingblonde · 30/11/2016 10:57

Try sugar soap, ask for it in hardware shops, its a degreaser. Or soak it in a washing up bowl with a couple of dissolved dishwasher tabs.

AdoraBell · 30/11/2016 12:01

Thanks again, I have some sugar soap and the tray is too big to soak, won't fit in anything I have. I'll see what I can do with it.

Slugs you say MrsHathaway? Interesting

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bookbook · 30/11/2016 12:35

Modern sinks Grin. When I had a new kitchen fitted, I went and researched sinks. I had my old one refurbed, as I couldn't find one big enough!

AdoraBell · 30/11/2016 17:03

T'is done, more than an hour scrubbing with sugar soap.

Thanks again for all your suggestions. Brew all round Xmas Grin

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bookbook · 30/11/2016 17:15

A lot of exercise that an hour , better than a work out! Grin

AdoraBell · 30/11/2016 22:41

Yep, who needs a gym when you have teenagers Hmm Xmas Grin

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Gracec · 03/12/2016 13:32

soak the tray with some soda crystals and clean down with some warm water. You won't ruin the non stick surface like this.

BradleyPooper · 03/12/2016 13:34

Magic erasers, they work better than anything else I've tried. For truly sticky lost causes, I add fairy liquid.

summerson · 20/12/2016 19:37

In future I would suggest putting some water in it and putting it in the oven, then trying to clean after the grease has had a chance to heat up and release.

We rescued a tray unexpectedly after loads of scrubbing DH used it (still dirty), after that it was washed normally and the baked on grease just slipped straight off!!

AdoraBell · 20/12/2016 20:03

Well that sounds much easier than sugar soap summerson, will bare that in mind for future reference. Thank you.

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Grumpyoldblonde · 20/12/2016 20:07

I did a gruesome one by lightily rubbing with a dampened dishwasher tablet. Didn't scratch and all came off. Use same on the glass oven door.

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