Oven Cleaning Clock House SE20, BR3
- Free onsite estimate upon request
- Flexibility in scheduling the appointment- we work on weekends too
- Fully insured
- Extensively trained oven cleaning professionals
- Eco-friendly cleaning solvents
- Initially, we inspect your oven to identify any problems that might affect the cleaning process. This step is vital in our process to ensure optimal results.
- After the inspection, we disassemble the oven parts that can be removed. This allows us to wash each part individually and get to those tough-to-reach areas.
- Then, we soak the removable parts in a unique solution to loosen the dirt and burnt-on food particles.
- While the parts are soaking, we clean the interior of the oven using safe cleaning products. This not only removes the dirt but also destroys any bacteria.
- In the end, we reassemble the oven and give it a final shine. Your oven will look as pristine and ready for use.
Professional Oven Cleaning Services
Our Oven Cleaning Prices:
Packages | Single Oven | Double Oven | Promo Single | Promo Double |
---|---|---|---|---|
Price | £59 | £84 | £89 | £109 |
Addons | ||||
Gas Hob | £21 | £21 | ✔ | ✔ |
Ceramic Hob | £18 | £18 | ✔ | ✔ |
Extractor | £21 | £21 | ✔ | ✔ |
A Decade of Exceptional Oven and Kitchen Cleaning in Clock House SE20, BR3:
Baking soda and lemon juice clean effectively due to the chemical reaction they create when combined. This reaction helps to lift grime and cut through grease.
For cleaning oven racks, professionals might use a commercial-grade degreaser or an alkaline-based cleaning solution.
Steam cleaning can be more gentle than self-cleaning and might be preferable for light to moderate soiling. However, for heavier, baked-on residues, self-cleaning is typically more effective.
Lemon is an effective cleaner due to its acidity, which can cut through grime and grease. It also has natural deodorizing properties that can help eliminate odors.
Both self-cleaning and steam cleaning have their advantages. Self-cleaning uses high heat to burn off debris, while steam cleaning uses moisture to loosen dirt. The best choice can depend on the level of dirt and your oven's features.