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7 Reasons To Book Your Oven Clean Today

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7 Great Reasons To Book your Oven or AGA Cooker Clean Today

1. Our cleaning operatives are fully trained and fully insured — you're in the hands of experts. We're friendly and professional.
2. We are an independently owned oven cleaning company — so we take great pride in every single oven that we clean.
3. We guarantee your satisfaction — if you're not happy for any reason, just let us know, and we'll come back and happily clean it again for free, no questions, no hard feelings.
4. No dangerous chemicals — we use environmentally friendly and non-toxic cleaning products in your home making it safe for allergy sufferers, children and pregnant women.
5. Trusted by the Property Professionals — we are regularly recommended for property letting inspections or sales.
6. Convenience — your time, your place — we come to you at a time that suits you.
7. Great value — Call us today for a price. You'll quickly realise our service is great value for money.

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Getting the AGA cooker ready for Christmas

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I've been to Oxfordshire today to clean a 4 oven AGA cooker; so it was a bit of a drive (an hour and a half) to get there. I listened to a couple of business business seminars tapes by Chris Cardell whilst driving there and as the lady of the house wasn’t there when I got there, she thought the 11.30 appointment was at 13.30, I had another 45 minutes further listening and van cleaning until she turned up to let me in. So in the end I was Chris Cardelled out!

 

It then took me three hours to clean the AGA. It was a reconditioned one so even though it was one of the original ‘standard’ models it had good enamel. So the final result was a sparkling clean AGA that looked like new.

 

 It's quite a way to go to clean just one AGA but we fitted it in so that I could clean it and then carry out some work in the office when I got back. I did the same yesterday when I drove to Sherbourne to clean a 4 oven there again an hour and half each way of Chris Cardell. For me cleaning AGAs is very satisfying so I don’t mind at all. So two AGA cookers left set ready, and looking fabulous, for Christmas.

 

Overall our oven cleaning business is doing well and we have been very busy and at the moment we are booking in new appointments ten days in advance, which is good for us. This is great news and is the start of our run up to Christmas when we get very busy. Really it is going to fly by. Christmas is a busy time for us as we get a rush where people want their ovens, ranges and AGA cookers and of course their hobs and extractors shiny and fresh for both visitors and the family. No one wants their mother-in-law, future in-laws, family and friends  to see their ovens or cookers in a filthy state. They want them looking lovely. It really gives a good impression if they look great.

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Oven Cleaning at Christmas Time

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Even though we aren't in November yet and the weather is wonderful and warm, a real Indian Summer, it's time to start about thinking about Christmas and a clean oven, range cooker, or AGA cooker. Do you really want to cook your Christmas meals in your oven with it being dirty? Do you really want people who are visiting (especially the Mother-In-Law) seeing the state of your oven? Really you want it to be clean so that you can see the food cooking through the door and cook your meals without the kitchen filling with smoke. So here is a reminder we get booked up for Christmas very quickly and with November being next week please think about getting your oven, range cooker, AGA cooker, extractor or hood, and microwave booked in with us, sooner rather than later, so you can be sure it will be cleaned before the festivities.

ARGA Cooker Cleaning

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Yes we clean lots of ARGA Cookers. We clean them until they Gleam! We use a very thorough organic process using a vegetable paste and lots of hard graft cleaning the 'tunnels' just inside the oven doors, the hinges, the enamel tops - sometimes they are very thick in grease- the hinges of the lids, the whole of the lids, the chrome lids and the underside shiny bits.Of course we clean the whole of the outside until it gleams!

On four oven ARGA cookers we clean the inside of ovens 3 and 4 which can be very strenuous work.

So if you have an ARGA cooker that needs cleaning then give us a call and we will be able to give that 'like new' appearance.

If you're thinking hmm what's an ARGA cooker well its an AGA cooker spelt the way a lot of people say it and seem to search for it!

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John Lewis BBQ and AGA Cooker Cleaning Day

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Today I've cleaned a BBQ for John Lewis in Swindon and then I went and cleaned an AGA cooker in Calne both of which are in Wiltshire.

The BBQ was something that John Lewis wanted cleaning so that they could re-sell it. It had been used by a customer but taken back to John Lewis. At the John Lewis Home store in the Outlet centre in Swindon they sell items that have been returned or have been damaged at reduced prices. The BBQ, a Weber Genesis,  (although if you click on the last link it wasn't this actual model it was the cheaper black one see Black Weber Genesis) was covered in grease and looked unsightly. After a couple of hours cleaning though it was sparkling and shiny as new. Apparently these BBQs sell for £599 (or more) new so it was worth John Lewis getting it cleaned professionally by us.

The AGA cooker was a four oven one (one of the first deluxe 4 oven AGAs with a continuous towel rail at the front) and was the worst one I have ever seen, I don't think it had ever been cleaned. Ovens three and four were particulary dirty (we clean the insides of these on 4 oven AGA cookers) It took me three and half hours of hard graft to get it looking good. Phew one big AGA clean

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Tough Cleaning of Enamel of AGA Cooker

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I cleaned an AGA cooker last week and it was really tough going as the top was very thick in grease.The house was empty as it had been just sold and the new owner of the house and AGA cooker wanted it 'bringing back to life'. It was really in a state and the grease on top had built up over the years and was like a hard solid mass. This sort of build up was caused by the old owner of the house using the AGA incorrectly i.e they were doing lots of frying on the top of the AGA and ignoring the 80 20 rule of the AGA where you do most of the cooking in the main oven.

Best Selling AGA Cooker Colours

Here are the best selling AGA cooker colours over the last year. For me Claret has to be the best colour and having cleaned one recently I really like Pistachio it just looks great - so I'm not sure why it bottom of the list. Wedgewood Blue looks great in photographs in magazines but in the showroom looks just too blue, too rich I suppose. I'm surprised that Dark Blue is so far down the list as most AGAs we clean seem to be Dark Blue or Cream. I also like Aubergine it just looks fabulous. For me Pillar Box Red is the worst colour of the lot and really doesn't go with anything as to me it's out of date non colour - though it did look good in a 70s style house I saw recently, I think in a magazine, as the rest of the kitchen co-ordinated with it, formica tops in red to match and black and white checkered floor. Pewter to me is very subtle and it's difficult to tell the colour of it if are close up to it (cleaning it). So my list of colours to really think about when looking to buy an AGA cooker would be Claret, Pistachio, and Aubergine. But also consider the classic style AGA in cream.

1   Pewter

2= Cream
   

2=  Black

4   Claret

5    Classic Special Edition

6   British Racing Green

7   Pillar Box Red

8  Aubergine

9 Wedgewood

10 Dark Blue

11     Millennium Special Edition

12     Jade

13     Pistachio

Who do we clean ovens for?

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We clean ovens for:

•     Working people.
•     People with no time to clean.
•     The elderly.
•     The disabled.
•     Pregnant women - that is our process is completely safe.
•     People with allergies.
•     Contract cleaning companies
•     Schools.
•     Landlords.
•     Estate agents, letting agents.
•     Anyone who is frustrated by the results they are left with after their own attempts.

Oven Cleaning Video For OvenGleam

Here is my first try at a video for my oven cleaning business

Sparkling Clean Oven like new

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How We'll Make Your Oven Sparkle Like New:

•  You ring us on 0800 458 2357 or 01275 370571 and book an appointment for your oven, range cooker, AGA cooker, hob, fridge or BBQ to be cleaned.
• Our office staff will inform you of prices and help determine your needs. The price we give you will be the total inclusive price for the work to be carried out. We will give you the exact time of your appointment and tell you the name of our operative who will be cleaning your oven. 

Ten Thousand Views By Christmas on my Oven and AGA Cooker cleaning blog

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As we are approaching nine thousand views I am looking to get ten thousand views on this blog by Christmas of this year. So to do this I will be trying to write more oven cleaning and AGA cooker related blog entries to keep you up to date with what's going on in our oven cleaning company. We will be looking to give away a prize for the ten thousandth view!

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