does anyone have any tips on cleaning an oven?

Question

My oven has baked on food and apart fom a blow torch and Mr muscle does any one have any tips to get it clean

Answer 1

put a glass pan w/ ammonia in it over night . dont fill it just enough to cover bottom keep oven door closed . after it sets the stuff will be softened and comes off easy. This also work for baked on food on glass (pyrex)put inside plastic trash bag tie let sit

Answer 2

cleansing the Oven supplies and elements: Ammonia Baking soda White vinegar Glass pans (diverse sizes) Boiling Water Sponge metallic wool Preheat oven at 2 hundred-ranges for 15 minutes. Fill a shallow glass pan with about a million" of ammonia. be confident to apply a tumbler pan purely. position the glass pan on the authentic shelf of the oven. Take yet another glass pan -- an prolonged one this time -- and position it on the bottom shelf, then pour in a million" of boiling water (make sure A). close the oven door and go away for no less than 2 hours and in one day if the oven is heavily grimy. the subsequent morning, make a paste with baking soda and white vinegar to wipe out the oven. Oven cleansing Paste supplies and elements: observe: good ingredient measurements are not necessary for this cleansing recipe. Glass bowl a touch ammonia some baking soda a touch white vinegar Spoon (or something to stir) Damp textile Damp sponge Stir the combination. get rid of the glass pans of ammonia and water from the oven. get rid of the cooking racks. utilizing a humid textile, wipe out the oven nicely. utilizing a humid sponge, artwork contained in the baking-soda paste and scrub the exterior. Tip: once you've a obdurate spot, keep on with the paste and enable it sit down for no less than 15 minutes, then wipe. be confident to sparkling the oven door and glass with this hand-crafted cleansing answer, also

Answer 3

Hi, Andrea! I know what you mean! That is my least favourite job in the world! Well, SOS pads, with a pre-treatment of one of those oven sprays will work, but it will take some ( okay, a lot) of elbow grease! In my experience there is no way around it. As much as I hate it, it just takes good old scrubbing to get it off. And when I do get it clean, I make sure I line the bottom with tin foil and take out any extra wire shelves that I don't need (you really need only one, and the other can be stored instead of cleaning and scrubbing it every time!)

When all else fails, I usually try to get my husband to clean it for me and I reward him greatly for it!!! Good luck.

Answer 4

Oven Pride worked well for me so worth a try and not overexpensive. Thereafter try using lining paper made for ovens and I find I get far less splashes by adding water to a roasting pan cooking meat which then is used for the base of gravy.

Answer 5

put a bowl of water in the oven and put the oven on about 200'c for about half an hour

ths will steam the inside thus softening the dirt for you to apply mr muscle to it

Answer 6

Take windex or any window cleaner and clean the oven with that. The ammonia in the window cleaners really cleans the oven nicely.

Answer 7

For the shelves and grill bits, take an underbed storage plastic container, 3/4 fill with water, add a tub of caustic soda, put shelves etc in overnight. The fairies do the job, rinse in the morning, sparkling.

Answer 8

I agree with the EZ-Off and now you can buy some that is Fume Free I think. But do PLEASE wear long gloves and maybe even some eye protection because that stuff can burn if you get it on your skin. It cleans the heck out of an oven though!

Answer 9

Make sure you warm the oven up before you spray it with Easy Off. It makes a big difference in getting the gunk to disolve. When you scrub it, use one of those course copper or stainless "scrubbies" as SOS pads are too fine. Have fun!

Answer 10

I use washing powder...work it in with just a little bit of warm water..so it's sort of like a paste,spread all over and leave for a bit

When you return it will still need a little elbow grease but it certainly helps.