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Subject Topic: Lakeland Tuff Scrubbs OK for Cobb? Post Reply Post New Topic
15/7/2016 at 12:32pm
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Hello

Are these ok to use on the cobb to clean the moat. I could have sworn they used to say non stick.
http://www.lakeland.co.uk/24727/3-Tuff-Scrubs-Cleaning-Scourer-Pads


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I would have thought so after all it is made of stainless steel so you will have a job to damage it, we normally just give it a good long soak and most things come off ok.

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17/7/2016 at 6:01pm
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Use the moat liners, saves on all the scrubbing. Failing that Oven Pride bags are wonderful. I use good old Brilo pads and elbow grease on my Cobb.


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Quote: Originally posted by 74giggles on 17/7/2016
Use the moat liners, saves on all the scrubbing. Failing that Oven Pride bags are wonderful. I use good old Brilo pads and elbow grease on my Cobb.



Not many places sell the moat liners unfortunately.


17/7/2016 at 8:07pm
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I use a WASH UP WIZ from Lakeland

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18/7/2016 at 8:53am
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Quote: Originally posted by Tigermad on 17/7/2016
Quote: Originally posted by 74giggles on 17/7/2016
Use the moat liners, saves on all the scrubbing. Failing that Oven Pride bags are wonderful. I use good old Brilo pads and elbow grease on my Cobb.



Not many places sell the moat liners unfortunately.




BBQ World sell them with discounted prices and postage is better than Cobb UK. Our local Lakeland sell them too.

Before the liner came out we were lining ours with foil. Failing that get a big plastic trug and fill with hot soapy water, put your moat in there over night to soak. I use Fairy Platinum when going for a soak.



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