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Blogger El Dorado Hills, CA on Jan 19, 2013

Clean Your Oven Glass

Another dirty little secret is being revealed today. How many times do you share with others what the inside of your oven looks like? I am going to tell our readers that I purposely let my oven glass get this dirty for the sake of this post. Yep. That's my story. And I'm sticking with it.

There are quite a few pins out there with instructions on how to clean your oven glass. They make it look and sound so easy. Right? Right. The easiest one that I found used two ingredients. Baking Soda and water. Two ingredients to clean my glass? I was all over that and set out to test this pin.

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4 Comments

Gretchen Richmond, VA

I tried the baking soda route and it barely touched the junk on the window. Yesterday I sprayed on a product called Crud Cutter (from a big box store) while I cleaned the top of the stove. After 5 minutes all I had to do was wipe (with minimal rubbing) the window with a sponge and it was amazingly clean!

on Jan 21, 2013 · Like 1
Made From Pinterest El Dorado Hills, CA

Gretchen, I have a small second oven that also has a glass window. You don't know how excited I was to read your comment. I am now on the hunt for Crud Cutter!!!

on Jan 23, 2013 · Like 1
Toni Pardoe Ellsworth Spanish Fork, UT

Have used Krud Kutter for years and I LOVE it! Everything from walls, floors, laundry pre-treatment.

on Feb 10, 2013 · Like 0
Chaya K New York, NY

Another great oven cleaner is St. Moritz. It is a non-aerosol spray. It is highly corrosive, so wear gloves and a mask when using it.

on Mar 05, 2013 · Like 0

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