Patridge bantam chicken poorly foot?

[abwsco]

well not the hob itself but the rings that the burners sit on. The hob is stainless steel - would the rings be aluminium? Anyway, we've already spoilt them by scrubbing at them and scratched them but how can I get what looks like "burnt bits" off them

 

If anyone can understand what I'm on about I think they need a medal

[Olly]

I know exactly what you mean ... but I'm afraid I don't know an answer to this one. They get discoloured very quickly and I've never managed to restore them to the way they look when you first get the hob.

[Lesley]

Yes, I know what you mean as well, mine are the same.

 

Those parts used to be in s/s as well and not this soft, rough metal which you can't clean

[Egluntyne]

Lakeland do a very good oven cleaner which will tackle the job you describe.

 

**Here**

 

It is biodegradeable but I'm not sure that makes it particularly "green"

[abwsco]

Thanks everyone

 

I'm wondering about doing a really ungreen thing and seeing if I can buy new ones as it looks so bad.

[Trish]

try applying a paste made from Bicarb and washing up liquid. Leave for a while then use a damp cloth to work the paste like a scouring powder. Should be gentle enough not to scratch too much. Doesn't alway help but can be good depending on what was spilt

[gracefruit]

You can soak them in a strong solution of bio washing powder and water. This gets rid of a lot of cooked-on yucky stuff.

[AJuff]

I swear by a 50/50 mix of borax and bicarb. It shifts everything naturally.

[abwsco]

Oops forgotten I'd posted this Shows that cleaning has gone well and truely out of the window -lol

 

Will have to try some of these suggestions, so thanks