How to Clean Your Oven Glass

2 Materials
$10
22 Minutes
Easy

Clean that grime on the oven glass for once and for all. This trick is simple and easy and EFFECTIVE! You'll never struggle with grease and grime on your oven glass again.

Grab Some Bar Keepers Friend


Grab some Bar Keepers Friend and a sponge.

Say Goodbye to Grime


Your oven glass gets splattered with grease and grime each time you cook.

Sprinkle, Sprinkle


Sprinkle some powdered Bar Keepers Friend(BKF) all over the glass. If you only have the liquid kind of BKF that is OK too! Just squirt it all over the glass.

Add Water & Rub


Add some water to turn the powder into a paste. There is no excat science here, I just add enough to allow me to rub in a circle and cover the entire glass with paste. If you used the BKF paste to start with you will only need a tiny water, if any at all.


Rub in a circular motion. No elbow grease needed, just get the entire glass covered.

Wait & Wipe


Wait 20 minutes with the paste sitting on the grime. When done, simply wipe all the paste off and you'll see the grease and grime is gone. No hard work necessary. BKF is you cleaning best friend!

Suggested materials:
  • Bar Keepers Friend   (Amazon)
  • Sponge   (Amazon)
Jenn Salsich
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  • Bonnie Bonnie on Oct 22, 2020

    How can u get into the double glass window on the glass window

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  • Bonnie Bonnie on Oct 22, 2020

    Yes

  • Vee Vee on Oct 29, 2020

    Warning: after my self cleaning oven finished, and was cool enough to open , I proceeded to wipe out the ashes and wipe around the door edges. A very small drop of water landed on the glass window, ceerrraaaccckkkk! Yep, it cracked the inside glass in half. And, as seems to be the state of appliances in this day and age, replacement parts for Jenn-Air's are non-existent!


    So, when it gets so icky it becomes a fire hazard, I'm dumping it......hope to find an American made dual-fuel stove!

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