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Kim & Aggie cleaning a grill pan

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GreatGooglyMoogly · 13/08/2008 20:33

They put it in a bin bag outside overnight to clean it, but what was the "cleaner"? Was it ammonia? If so, was it liquid? TIA.

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whomovedmychocolate · 13/08/2008 20:36

what is on the pan?

Habbibu · 13/08/2008 20:37

Biological washing powder?

GreatGooglyMoogly · 13/08/2008 20:46

That is the question, wmmc!

Maybe Habbibu, but wouldn't it fall off?

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Habbibu · 13/08/2008 20:55

Dissolved in water was what I had in mind...

whomovedmychocolate · 13/08/2008 21:10

Make a paste of bio washing powder and water and paint it on. The placcy bag will make it sweat and activate the enzymes in the powder.

GreatGooglyMoogly · 13/08/2008 21:22

Aaah, sounds good Why did they put it outside though? Does bio give off fumes?

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whomovedmychocolate · 13/08/2008 21:27

It's going to rain - free rinsing service perhaps?

picklepie555 · 14/08/2008 09:00

Is it this?? This product uses a plastic bag. Tesco do it. I have some but haven't used it yet, its meant to be quite good.

caykon · 14/08/2008 09:06

picklepie - I use that oven pride stuff it is brill

picklepie555 · 14/08/2008 09:12

Right, thanks Caykon, must use it I've had it for weeks keep meaning to use it!

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