How to remove white powder left inside the glass oven door?

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Additionally -I clean my interior facing glass greasy build up very similar to how I clean my glass cooktop surface. I use the safety razor-to scrape way the heavy spattered grease and then use cream glass polish.

Hi Gloria, this is Peggy. I just wipe the white powdery left over stuff with a warm wet rag. Good luck

If you know the make and model number of your stove, you can go to You Tube. They will provide a step-by-step tutorial make for your exact stove.

We just did this, but have a GE. The screws were very easy to see and we removed them and the door just came apart.

The white powder is magnesia, magnesium oxide. It's in there because it's resistant to heat and electrically nonconductive. Most electric stoves use 'calrod' style elements, which enclose the actual nichrome wire heating element in a thin steel tube packed with magnesia.