Woman uses £3.50 cleaner to transform her oven and she didn’t even need to scrub it
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IT'S one of those annoying household tasks we're constantly putting off - but the longer you leave to tackle your oven then the harder is it to clean in the long-run. Or so we always thought.
That's right, mums are singing the praises of a £3.50 product which got their ovens sparkling in no time - and it didn't require ANY scrubbing.
Posting on the Facebook group , the woman explained how she had been quoted £45 to have her oven professionally cleaned.
But before forking out a small fortune, she decided to give Mr Muscle's £3.50 Oven Cleaner a go - and was blown away by just how well it removed the grime.
Sharing a photo of the filthy washing bowl and dishcloth, the woman wrote: "Can't believe the dirt of my oven!!"
Praising the purse-friendly product, the woman added: "Does exactly what it says on the tin - NO scrubbing required and considering how I found quotes at £45 to get an oven cleaned, I think £3.50 on this bad boy was worth it."
- Mr Muscle Oven Cleaner, £3.50 from Tesco -
The super-strength oven degreaser promises to remove burnt on food and leave a sparkling finish.
And although other members of the group were equally impressed with how well the product worked, they reminded the woman to keep her oven door open for a few hours to air it out.
One replied: "I love it! It's the best cleaner since sliced bread."
Another added: "I'ts good - just heat up the oven after and wipe off any chemical residue!"
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