Hob Cleaning
Many people dislike having to clean their hobs because of the time it takes to remove each element. In addition, toxic solutions can come with harmful fumes and cause a messy environment. Fortunately, we are able to help.
A good deep clean is needed from time to time for all types of stoves, whether ceramic, induction or gas. Maintaining the efficiency of your hob through regular cleaning helps prevent the buildup of food and grime in the area which emits gas.
We specialize in cleaning ovens and hobs, and our experts are fully trained and equipped to bring back the luster to your kitchen. Cleaning your hob on every occasion they perform has the same showroom results.
All oven models and brands are familiar to them, so they know how to clean ceramic hobs, induction hobs, gas hobs, and electric hobs.
FAQ for Hob Cleaning
The cost of cleaning a hob is dependent upon the size. For an accurate quote, we recommend getting in touch with your local Ovenclean technician or complete our online form for a no obligation quote.
The duration of the clean will depend on the size of your hob, but our technicians are fully trained to work efficiently to minimise taking up too much of your time. They use a 10-step cleaning process to ensure that all bases are covered,
We recommend cleaning your hob after every use, this will help prevent any grime build up or stubborn stains from occurring. The longer you leave it, the longer it will take to clean. Thorough deep cleans are recommended at least every 6 months, using a professional means they can also ensure your hob is working efficiently and dismantle and clean elements you may not be aware of.
A gas oven isn’t much use without its pilot light. But a pilot light that has gone out is not necessarily a sign your oven is on its last legs. There is an electrode within the oven that operates the pilot light. If that gets dirty, the sensors can malfunction and cause it to go out. In this situation, a simple, targeted clean could get it going again in no time.