Cleaning your oven will get rid of the odors and smoke that can occur from grease build-up and food.
Place paper towels or newspapers on the floor to catch any drips.
Mix a second batch if your oven is large.
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Do not spread the paste on any electrical heating elements or gas vents.
terminate the door and allow the paste to sit for eight to 10 hours.
Treat the Racks
Place the racks in your sink or bathtub and spray withdistilled white vinegar.
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Sprinkle on dry baking soda and let the mixture foam.
When the foaming stops, fill the tub with hot water until the racks are fully submerged.
Allow them to soak for eight to 10 hours.
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Dry the racks and put them back in the oven.
double-check the oven is lubricated with water before scraping with a pumice stone.
Pumice can scrape away carbon deposits usually only removed with harsh chemicals.
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When to Clean Your Oven
Spills and overflows should be cleaned as soon as possible.
Use these additional tips to keep your oven clean longer:
Use acommercial degreaserto clean a really dirty oven.
These cleaners are formulated to cut through excessive grease and baked-on food quickly and with minimal scrubbing.
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Use a non-abrasive sponge or cloth to wipe clean.
Rinse the surfaces with a clean cloth or sponge dipped in plain water.
Dry the oven cavity with an old towel after cleaning it.
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