How this $1.30 ‘miracle’ buy from Coles transformed this shopper’s oven door in minutes
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We love a good cleaning hack, especially one that is cheap, easy to do and gives impressive results.
That's why we were so pleased when we saw how one shopper used a $1.30 product from Coles to clean their oven door quickly and easily.
Cleaning oven doors can be a pain. No matter how much time and elbow grease we put into it, there always seems to be some residue or build-up that just won't come off.
But someone still has to do the dirty work, right members? Fortunately, one Coles shopper recently shared how she used an inexpensive ‘miracle’ buy to clean her dirty oven doors in minutes.
Her secret? Coles steel wool soap pads.
She posted her new ‘hack’ in Cleaning & Organising Inspiration Australia.
‘Coles soap pads - $1.30 for 10. I used one and didn’t even destroy it,’ she wrote.
She also shared ‘before and after’ photos of her transformed oven door, and told everyone that it didn’t take much effort on her end to achieve.
‘It’s not perfect but it took me less than two minutes total,’ she said.
‘Didn’t have to take the glass out at all.’
The savvy shopper reassured everyone that the steel wool pad didn’t damage or scratch her glass oven door.
‘The scourer part is more in the centre, which is why they have the term pads,’ she explained. The scourer is the steel wool or plastic mesh that scrubs away the pesky grime and grease from our kitchen appliances.
‘I’ve never had a scratch on any surface and I’ve used these for years,’ she admitted.
Another Coles shopper shared her technique and said: ‘I soaked mine in hot tap water for 10 seconds and then gently rubbed it on the door of the oven. And then I used paper towels to wipe the oven. I repeated the process once.’
Other social media users were quick to agree that the inexpensive cleaning tool was handy to use around the home.
‘Yep, the quickest, cheapest, easiest way to clean,’ someone shared.
‘They are the best thing to ever clean the oven. No harsh stinky chemicals. So quick and efficient. I swear by them too!’ Added another.
A third replied: ‘Another perfect display of someone reminding us that older products are often better at doing the job they were designed for. Simple cleaning.’
What can you say about this ‘hack’, members? Will you try it out soon? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
That's why we were so pleased when we saw how one shopper used a $1.30 product from Coles to clean their oven door quickly and easily.
Cleaning oven doors can be a pain. No matter how much time and elbow grease we put into it, there always seems to be some residue or build-up that just won't come off.
But someone still has to do the dirty work, right members? Fortunately, one Coles shopper recently shared how she used an inexpensive ‘miracle’ buy to clean her dirty oven doors in minutes.
Her secret? Coles steel wool soap pads.
The woman shared her oven-cleaning tip on Facebook, much to the delight of other shoppers. Credit: Coles
She posted her new ‘hack’ in Cleaning & Organising Inspiration Australia.
‘Coles soap pads - $1.30 for 10. I used one and didn’t even destroy it,’ she wrote.
She also shared ‘before and after’ photos of her transformed oven door, and told everyone that it didn’t take much effort on her end to achieve.
‘It’s not perfect but it took me less than two minutes total,’ she said.
‘Didn’t have to take the glass out at all.’
The savvy shopper reassured everyone that the steel wool pad didn’t damage or scratch her glass oven door.
‘The scourer part is more in the centre, which is why they have the term pads,’ she explained. The scourer is the steel wool or plastic mesh that scrubs away the pesky grime and grease from our kitchen appliances.
‘I’ve never had a scratch on any surface and I’ve used these for years,’ she admitted.
Before and after images of the shopper’s oven door. Credit: Facebook
Another Coles shopper shared her technique and said: ‘I soaked mine in hot tap water for 10 seconds and then gently rubbed it on the door of the oven. And then I used paper towels to wipe the oven. I repeated the process once.’
Other social media users were quick to agree that the inexpensive cleaning tool was handy to use around the home.
‘Yep, the quickest, cheapest, easiest way to clean,’ someone shared.
‘They are the best thing to ever clean the oven. No harsh stinky chemicals. So quick and efficient. I swear by them too!’ Added another.
A third replied: ‘Another perfect display of someone reminding us that older products are often better at doing the job they were designed for. Simple cleaning.’
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