How do I get rid of really stubborn stuck on grime on oven rings?

Question

My lodgers have made a pigs ear out of the kitchen and the worst hit place seems to be the oven. I will be wearing 3 pairs of rubber gloves to deal with the oven rings they have left behind....truly disgusting - they will NOT be getting back their bond...grrr...anyway, what products can you recommend to get rid of the stuck on grime on the rings - something that will work. Thanks

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Don't use acetone! It's not good for you and could harm the finish on your tub. Acetone is not a cleaner, it's a solvent. If it appears to work at all, it would be because it has removed the surface of the tub. Once that happens, you'll never be able to keep it clean. Try wetting the surface and using baking soda. Baking soda is a very cheap, safe (to humans as well as to fixtures), and effective product to use. It's a very mild abrasive, but it won't harm the tub surface. It does take a little elbow grease, but it works on all kinds of cleaning problems. You can buy it now in a plastic container, which is more convenient than the standard cardboard box around wet areas. (BTW, the plastic containers are refillable, even though they don't say so.) If baking soda doesn't work, try an enzyme-based laundry detergent or pre-soak (like Shout). A gel would work best because it woujld adhere to the sides of the tub.. Sometimes people recommend using chlorine bleach to clean tubs, but that could backfire. It doesn't work on all problems (such as mineral deposits) and it's extremely toxic if mixed with products containing ammonia. If you resort to a commercial tub cleaner, be sure to look for one that specifically mentions fiberglass on the label.

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Answer 7

If you mean the COOKER radiant rings???? Then it's easy- turn them onto high heat for about 10 minutes and it will all burn off. Be ready for a bit of smoke, turn on the extractor, or open the window. Maybe just do one at a time. Depends how bad they are.

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Answer 10

I think you are talking about the grease catchers under the burners. If they come out, spray them with Easy-off oven cleaner, put them on a cookies and put them in the oven whatever temp. the can calls for. If they don't come out spray them, trying not to get any on the element, then turn the element on for a short time then scrub away. If you are unable to clean them they do sell replacements.

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