Image by Ivydale via Flickr This week we have cleaned a Stanley cooker. We don't do many of these, I'm not really sure if it's because not many people have them in the South West or because they don't need cleaning. The one we cleaned was quite new and had lovely chrome lids and was […]
Continue readingI'm off to clean some more AGAs tomorrow, so an AGA Cleaning day. I'm cleaning two AGA cookers in Gloucestershire. So wish me luck. I've got a four oven one to start off with in Wickwar and then a two oven one in Amberley. So fingers crossed they aren't too dirty as dirty ones especially […]
Continue readingI've been out AGA cleaning today and whilst there I gave the clients some AGA cleaning tips. Bascially you need to clean up after yourself and don't let it build up especially on top of the AGA cooker. I usually give clients some cooking tips too and I am currently recommending James McIntosh's AGa cooking […]
Continue readingImage via Wikipedia After seeing an article in yesterdays Telegraph on the effect the change in the content of oil fuel is having on the running of AGA cookers I thought I re post my post from a few months ago, problems of oil AGA cookers . As the article in the Telegraph says the […]
Continue readingHere are the best selling AGA cooker colours over the last year. For me Claret has to be the best colour and having cleaned one recently I really like Pistachio it just looks great – so I'm not sure why it bottom of the list. Wedgewood Blue looks great in photographs in magazines but in […]
Continue readingImage by masaaki miyara via Flickr It has been very hot here in the UK for the last few days and even hotter in our kitchen. The AGA cooker has been on all the time and I've noticed the thermometer reading in our kitchen has often been over 40C. So it has meant opening the […]
Continue readingImage by Zacha Rosen via Flickr I thought I'd make a comment about the plinth for the AGA cooker ((AGA stove if you are in the US). I have read on some forums that some people are trying to make difficult choices re the plinth for their AGA cooker and are thinking about not having […]
Continue readingImage by Ivydale via Flickr Here are 6 ways to reduce the running costs of your AGA cooker: 1. Have the cheapest AGA cooker to run which is the 30 Amp AGA cooker which costs about £11 a week to run. The others cost about £25 a week to run with the 13 Amp maybe […]
Continue readingOkay it’s incredibly hot. Which is unusual for a British Summer but the big question on your mind is: “Do I switch the AGA Cooker Off?” Or you are just about to go on holiday. What do you do with your AGA cooker if you are going off on your holidays? Are you going to leave it […]
Continue readingImage via Wikipedia The 30 Amp AGA has a feature where if the heat drops below a certain level (not sure what it is) then it will charge up to get the heat back in the daytime instead of waiting to the middle of the night when it normally charges up and uses cheap rate […]
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