How can you clean the inside of a GE Advantium oven?
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Tons and tons of elbow grease is the only thing that works! Be aware that ANY chemical you use will flavor everything you cook for the next week.
I have owned and cleaned every kind of oven you can imagine: coal fired, propane, natural gas, electric, convection, microwave and now advantium. The GE Advantium is by far the worst oven I have ever had to clean. Anything that cleans it with relative ease will leave it unsuitable for cooking for multiple heating cycles. The official GE methods are grossly ineffective. "For tough crusty deposits, use warm soapy water." Are you f$%king kidding me? I have seen and tried all the DIY suggestions on line and none of them are efficient. The most popular method seems to involve vinegar and baking soda. Great. I want my third grade science project volcano in my oven! The sodium bicarbonate keeps showing up for weeks after I think it is finally out of all the crevices.
Hello, hope this helps you out.
https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=18932#:~:text=Clean%20the%20inside%20of%20the,rinse%20with%20a%20damp%20cloth.
Have you tried goggling the make and manufacturer? They usually include a lot of useful info.
Have to agree with the baking soda and vinegar from Milord, just awful and cleaning crevices becomes a new past time.