How do I clean my oven without chemicals?

Question

My oven door is caked with something and the oven too.

SLS Construction & Building Solutions LLC · Answer

I don't know if you can do this in yours or not, but mine has an area that will hold water allowing for it to create steam when in cleaning cycle - steam is great at breaking things up. You might also wish to pull a quick search on here for oven clean as I recall seeing a few posts on it

Bette Miller Wolfert · Answer

Not sure this will work with oven, but 1/4 cup baking soda and enough hydrogen peroxide [medicinal grade, not the 20% kind for hair bleach] to make a paste, rubbed on and let to sit will clean cookies sheets and pans.

Cheryl · Answer

Make a paste of baking soda and a little water. Apply and leave for 24hrs. Wipe clean!

Colette Johnston · Answer

Try this: http://www.ehow.com/how_7814634_clean-oven-racks-naturally.html

Michelle · Answer

I use baking soda , sprinkle on the oven and mist with plain water, let sit overnight, get a bucket of warm water and sponge. Clean, tough spots may need a second coat of baking soda. I have been cleaning my ovens for years with success, no chemicals needed and it is a self cleaning oven but the smell is awful, this is a healthier way

Lorraine Tarbox · Answer

Have you tried leaving a pan of vinegar in the oven overnight?

Denise Weick · Answer

1/2Ammonia/ 1/2HOT water soaked towel laid on the door for an ample amount of time, you can lift & check to see if the material is softened enough that you won't have to scrub. I use it on baked on pans & crock pots too. It powers through the hardened stuff! :) Hope this helps!

Pedelin51 · Answer

not yet

Pawvfl · Answer

Try mr. Clean Magic Eraser..

Pedelin51 · Answer

I got a lot of good suggestion ,' Thank you' Have a good Week, Resolved

Judy · Answer

If you mean the oven window, try a razor blade scraper...worked fine for us and didn;t scratch the glass. I've used the ammonia in a plastic trash bag overnight to clean oven racks and it works!! I'd try Denise Weick's suggestion. Good luck!

Kim |Exquisitely Unremarkable · Answer

I just did this, scrape with a razor then use a baking soda/ vinegar/ lemon paste. I also use blue Dawn liquid if necesssary.

Ann|The Apple Street Cottage · Answer

https://www.hometalk.com/posts/clean/ovens/no-chemical-oven-cleaner-38373982

Johnavallance82 · Answer

Use a Steam Cleaner, or the Proffesional Oven Cleaning folk or Sap Pads and Elbow Grease!

Betsy · Answer

Hi Pedelin: What I use is a mixture of white vinegar and cream of tartar (the dry stuff). Make a paste about as thick as peanut butter, start with a little vinegar as the cream of tartar dissolves quickly, and spread it on the area. If it's a thick buildup, let it sit for about 5 minutes and then scrape off with a plastic putty knife. Reapply if necessary and then wipe clean with a wet cloth. That should do it.

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