Ovens, hobs, fridges, dishwashers and microwaves cleaned inside and out, with the product matched to the appliance so nothing is damaged in the process.
Appliance cleaning goes wrong when a caustic oven product meets a catalytic liner, or an abrasive pad meets a brushed steel door. The cleaning is straightforward; knowing what the appliance is made of is the skill.
Each unit is identified before anything is applied, racks and trays are soaked separately, and the parts that actually affect performance — coils, gaskets, filters — are included rather than skipped.
What the visit covers
- Oven cavity, door glass, racks and trays, matched to the liner type
- Hob, burners, extractor filters and splashback
- Fridge interior, shelving, door gaskets and condenser coils
- Dishwasher filter, spray arms and descaling
- Microwave, air fryer and small appliance interiors
- Behind and beneath each unit, including the floor
Asked about this
It will damage a catalytic or pyrolytic liner. We check the oven type first and use a different method where the liner requires it.
Dust on the coils makes the compressor work harder all year in a Dubai kitchen. It takes minutes and is almost always skipped.
We pull them out where it is safe to do so, clean behind and beneath, and return them.
In writing after an inspection, with every item named. The visit costs nothing and commits you to nothing.