I use oven cleaner and it seems to work if you can stand the odor. I did it outside to lessen the odor in the house and used the bbq scrubber to loosen the stuff.
I have found using oven cleaner or grill cleaner works great. I lay them on newspaper, spray and cover with another layer of newspaper. Let sit over night and a light scrubbing with a metal sponge does the trick.
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 bought new appliances after I redid my kitchen . I bought GE brand , with a slate finish . It goes great with the vintage cottage / industrial look I have . It is ...
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oven. Until recently, it didn't need it. Now it does. I've never had a self-cleaning oven until this one and after quickly reading the instructions, I'm hesitant to t...
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I use oven cleaner and it seems to work if you can stand the odor. I did it outside to lessen the odor in the house and used the bbq scrubber to loosen the stuff.
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Cleaning Oven Racks in Bath With Foil: The Easy Method
soak them 1 or 2 days in pure ammonia in an enamel pan. works like a charm.
I have not tried this but have been told to put them in the oven next time you are cleaning it if it is self cleaning
I have found using oven cleaner or grill cleaner works great. I lay them on newspaper, spray and cover with another layer of newspaper. Let sit over night and a light scrubbing with a metal sponge does the trick.