Cleaning the oven with baking soda
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How to Clean With Baking Soda
Make sure you rinse well, I left white marks my first try! It's definitely the way to go if you don't want chemical smells.
Add some vinegar to the baking soda and leave it in the over for a few hours and grease should soften or dissolve, making it easier to clean. Best wishes đŸ˜‡
Hello Joy; I found a nice video which should help you clean your oven.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqW7uIeVU6o
I hope that this helps you!! Take Care!
Hi Joy. I use a paste of baking soda and water which i plaster onto the oven and let sit for 1/2 hour
I clean everything with hydrogen peroxide. Just make sure it's not completely dry before you wipe it off. Never cleaned the stove with it but cleaned the stove top. Sink, counters and everything else. I guess many people do it because it sells in spray bottles now.
I put a bowl of vinegar in the oven and heat it up letting the vinegar steam do all the work. Then wipe clean.
Baking soda is brilliant for many things for cleaning, whats even better i find is prior to cleaning, use a glass bowl with hot water, white vinegar & a whole lemon cut into pieces, let sit for half an hour; then make a warm based paste with baking soda & pink rock salt~ by just making the paste warm it will react differently with the pink rock salt, allowing for a gentle but firm enough cleaning abrasion... use chux cloths after your half hour lemon/vinegar steam with your paste now finishing the clean.. The little extras make for a better clean job that actually lasts longer than many many chemical methods//& just basic baking soda:)))