Oven cleaning

You should be able to use it with no issues. However, do keep in mind that ammonia can be very damaging to your lungs, eyes, nose, throat and can even cause blindness or death so I personally would steer clear of ammonia to clean anything.

Hi Kathy, you sure can, hope this video helps you out,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWNieJmic9k

If you have a gas oven, make sure to turn off both the gaslight and the pilot light before you continue through the cleaning process.

Here's how I do it:

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

Yes, I preheat mine to 200, shut it off and add a bowl of ammonia and let it set closed overnight, in the morning have good ventilation and open the oven and wipe clean. The fumes do the work.

Another way

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/clean/ovens/how-to-clean-an-oven-6111681

Yes you can. But just be mindful of the negativeeffects it can cause to body.

If your oven has a self-cleaning option, I'd try that first rather than the ammonia. You can put the racks in a trash bag with ammonia and leave them outside overnight, that works for getting those clean but I'd find other options for inside.

For safety's sake on a gas oven, I'd use vinegar and baking soda rather than using ammonia which is very smelly, especially in a small space like an oven where you'll be having to reach into it.

You should try just baking soda. Sprinkle that on some gunked up area, spray with water, let it sit for a half hour, and then wipe off. Then you don't have to deal with that intense ammonia scent!

Yes I just did it on my oven. Had burned on butter on the bottom. It took 2 applications to clean it tho.

I wouldent you never know if the gases mix what. Could happen.

Do not do this it has fumes can be toxic. use something natural