As i have already mentioned in previous reviews I am a huge fan of Lakeland products and my kitchen is chock a block with handy little gizmos I have bought there over the years. What convinced me to buy the Lakeland over liner was that it was made from the same material as the cake tin liner (see previous review) which I absolutley love and think it a god send when baking. The material is PTFE which stands for polytetrafluoroethene and is an extremely hard wearing material that will repel pretty much anything that lands on it meaning nothing with ever stick so there is no more need for scrubbing. The over liner works in nearly the same way ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely hate housework and one of the jobs I've always hated the most, and consequently do as infrequently as possible, is clean the oven. Even though modern cookers, in the main, have self-cleaning sides, the bottoms still require a good scrub every now and then. I'm a bit of a slapdash cook so often have drips and spills landing on the floor of the oven which then get burned on and are the very devil to scrub off. Whilst leafing through a Lakeland catalogue some time ago, the answer to my prayers leapt out of the page: the Magic Oven Liner! We don't have a Lakeland shop in Bracknell as they tend to be located in the smaller towns, more attractive ...  Read the complete review

I would be embarassed to admit how bad I am at getting around to cleaning the oven, but with the Lakeland oven liner it doesn't matter! When I first got one I had been meaning to clean the bottom of our ancient oven for months and it was pretty bad. I still couldn't face cleaning it so put the liner on top of the burnt-on bits. This is not the recommended installation! I then forgot about the liner for many more months and when I suddenly remembered I thought it would be as bad as the floor of the oven had been originally. But I took the sheet out, ran it under the tap & wiped it with a soapy cloth and it was just like new - it really is magic! (Ok it ...  Read the complete review

I do the vast majority of the cooking in our house and am therefore always the one to get blamed when the oven gets in a state. It's difficult to argue against my getting the job of cleaning it, although my logic suggests that it is entirely fair if I make the mess and my wife clears up after me. Apparently not. I don't do much of the day to day housework and tend to pick up the messier tougher periodic tasks. I don't mind cleaning the toilets (in fact I quite enjoy it) but the job I hate most is cleaning the oven. We have a large range oven and all surfaces in both ovens just seem to attract fat. Baked on grease is awful stuff to have to remove and requires ...  Read the complete review

I had a new kitchen put in about four months ago and was adamant that I was going to keep it looking beautiful and clean. I knew just the place to go to help me in my bid to be a domestic goddess. Lakeland. I hadn't intended to buy an oven liner, in fact I hadn't even heard of one before, but it was displayed next to the oven cleaner and I thought I would give it a try. Here is how I got on. What is it ? Well it is called Magic oven liner and basically it is a sheet of heat resistant plastic that sits at the bottom of the oven. It can be easily wiped over to keep your oven sparkly and new. The packaging - It comes rolled up in a long ...  Read the complete review