Cleaning oven shelves
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all my oven shelves and pans have thick greas and burned food stuck on them, what is best to get them back to the meatl shine
7 answers
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Soak them in a tub of bicarbonate and vinegar. Leave it for a day and give a good scrub in the evening and you'll get it off with ease. Don't use acidic oven cleaners as it'll destroy the coating and you'll be left with metal that will later rust.
Leevers
on Oct 01, 2013
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I put my oven racks in a garbage bag, spray them with oven cleaner and lay the bag in the sun for the day. When I take them out of the bag, I use the garden hose to spray off all the gunk. No scrubbing. Sometimes I may have to use a scraper to get small spots off. Cheap oven cleaner works just fine.
Colleen Glenn
on Oct 02, 2013
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Colleen suggested what I was going to. My mother did this with sudsy ammonia.
Bonnie D
on Oct 02, 2013
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I recently cleaned some pretty crusty cookie sheets with a paste of baking soda & hydrogen peroxide..it was remarkable how clean they came out. Colleen's idea sounds easier though and I'm all for EASY!
Lizz Combs
on Oct 02, 2013
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I run hot water in the bath tub with a cup of cascade dishwasher powder. (make sure it is dissolved) and put the racks in it and let soak all day. It will brush right off for me.
Janet Calhoun Watkins
on Oct 03, 2013
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I use ammonia...Put a double garbage bag in a flat box,, I lay everything in I want to clean,, pour in the ammonia, seal it TIGHT,swish it a bit.. leave it overnight, and rinse well. everything sparkles. I've used this on bar-b-q grates, cookie sheets, broiler pans, burner rings and drip pans..
Wanda sinnema
on Jun 27, 2015
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Spray with Dawn Power Dissolve and it will be gone quickly. I love that stuff for rough cleaning.
Bill Croley
on Jun 27, 2015
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