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Mum makes filthy oven look brand new using £3 spray and vows never to use ‘toxic oven cleaners ever again’

CLEANING your oven is rarely a pleasant task, but one mum shared how she transformed her filthy glass door to look brand new using a £3 spray.

The woman shared incredible before and after photos using the bargain cleaner, and people were amazed.

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A woman has shared how she fully transformed her oven to look brand new using a £3 spray

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She used Fairy Easy Spray and an Oates scraper blade to rid her oven door of grime

She posted the shots to the Facebook group and vowed to “never use toxic oven cleaners again”.

The mum shared how she simply sprayed Fairy Easy Spray onto her dirty oven glass door.

After the door was fully coated in foam, she used an Oates scraper blade to give it a scrub.

Halfway through the clean, she showed off the incredible transformation to compare the difference.

Many people were hugely impressed with the bargain spray.

Her post has racked up over 1,000 likes with many praising her efforts.

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One wrote: “Fairy dish liquid is magical. I did the whole end of lease cleaning with this one product.”

Another added: “Amazing result.”

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The mum shared how she simply sprayed Fairy Easy Spray onto her dirty oven glass door

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Her post has racked up over 1,000 likes, and many people praised her efforts

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