I saw something a couple of weeks ago on Home Talk that used tin foil and soaking in bathtub overnight with???? Anyone else saw this tip? It was supposed to keep the oven racks shinny new.
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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We cannot find replacement oven racks for our unit ... The racks were left in the oven during the cleaning cycle and look awful after so many years. Does anyone have...
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put them in a tub of Vinegar that just covers them - sprinkle baking soda on them
and the foam should get most dirt off - then use a Brillo pad for anything left!
Good for ovens too, especially doors!
I just use Brillo pads after wetting them.
I just read & did this fill tub
With hot dish detergent, add racks I had two fit nicely let soak 8 hrs (overnight)
In morning I drained & redid for another then removed all with a toothbrush
works great
Put a bowl of amonia in your cold oven overnight. The next day you should be able to wipe them clean without a problem.
I've had a lot of success with bar keepers friend- good luck!
Got it from hometalk works very good happy racking
I saw something a couple of weeks ago on Home Talk that used tin foil and soaking in bathtub overnight with???? Anyone else saw this tip? It was supposed to keep the oven racks shinny new.
I have never done that or even heard about that- but something to definitely remember.
I have heard about sterling silver being cleaned with cream of tartar and aluminum foil in a boiled water though! It comes out awesome!