Don't know about you guys (and gals), but the inside of my XXV is dark and my lights are directly over the stove, which doesn't help.
After wrestling with scraper, vacuum and my droopy spotlight that would never stay in the right place, cast shadows, etc. I decided to use my head... Yup, why not? Coal miners do it, so why can't I?
Went to Wally World and found me a Coleman head light for 20 bucks. Has max lumen's of 70 and 3 settings. The lowest setting is plenty bright, saving on AAA batteries. It also has an adjustable angle to shine the light closer to your field of view.
Results - I saw parts of my stove I didn't even know existed. Inside has never been cleaner. Did a better job in less time! A must have if your stove has a lot of dark corners or if light is a challenge.
Xmas is coming, definitely put this on your list
After wrestling with scraper, vacuum and my droopy spotlight that would never stay in the right place, cast shadows, etc. I decided to use my head... Yup, why not? Coal miners do it, so why can't I?
Went to Wally World and found me a Coleman head light for 20 bucks. Has max lumen's of 70 and 3 settings. The lowest setting is plenty bright, saving on AAA batteries. It also has an adjustable angle to shine the light closer to your field of view.
Results - I saw parts of my stove I didn't even know existed. Inside has never been cleaner. Did a better job in less time! A must have if your stove has a lot of dark corners or if light is a challenge.
Xmas is coming, definitely put this on your list